do I need planning permission for a small shed

Dunedin

Thinking of putting up a lean-to onto back of 3 span hayshed.

It is close enough to the main road but it's on a dead straight part so no obstacle to nothing.

Anyone any thoughts on whether I should need permission or not.

Willfarman

Dunedin wrote: »

Thinking of putting up a lean-to onto back of 3 span hayshed.

It is close enough to the main road but it's on a dead straight part so no obstacle to nothing.

Anyone any thoughts on whether I should need permission or not.

If it's for livestock and it's under a certain size I don't think you do.

Miname

as far as im aware it needs to be more than 100m from a road to go up without planning, it would definately be under the required size once the rest of the buildings dont exceed 30,000 sq feet (i think) go in to your local co.co website and you will get all the info on exempt agri buildings.

lakill Farm

could be wrong but its 200 m2 in shed for cattle and within 50m of the road

you can get a form and the council will actually certify it doesn't need planning.

td5man

Is there a development charge?
€18/m2 in meath?

Charliebull

Dunedin wrote: »

Thinking of putting up a lean-to onto back of 3 span hayshed.

It is close enough to the main road but it's on a dead straight part so no obstacle to nothing.

Anyone any thoughts on whether I should need permission or not.

ope you can see this dunedin

lakill Farm

I was kinda right

lakill Farm wrote: »

could be wrong but its 200 m2 in shed for cattle and within 50m of the road

you can get a form and the council will actually certify it doesn't need planning.

lakill Farm

td5man wrote: »

Is there a development charge?
€18/m2 in meath?

So they can fix the potholes :P