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planning time frame

  • 13-11-2013 2:07pm
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    At what stage of a build is planning deemed to have been met? when the house has been moved into/ house is at wall plate level/ house is roofed? i suppose i'm asking if you get 5 years to build your house, and you only get to foundation or to wall plate for example, in that time frame do you have to reapply or can you continue to build?(i know you have to stick to your planning requirements till house is completed)


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  • Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 40,366 Mod ✭✭✭✭Gumbo


    jack77 wrote: »
    At what stage of a build is planning deemed to have been met? when the house has been moved into/ house is at wall plate level/ house is roofed? i suppose i'm asking if you get 5 years to build your house, and you only get to foundation or to wall plate for example, in that time frame do you have to reapply or can you continue to build?(i know you have to stick to your planning requirements till house is completed)

    You have 5 years to lodge your commencement notice. So 5 years to start, not finish. You can apply for an extension if your planning due to financial restrictions but the extension only lasts 12 months and IIRC you have to apply within the final 12 months if your original PP.


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