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Is planning needed

  • 06-02-2017 5:50pm
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    shugy
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    I have an old hay barn/shed which is 40x12ft and 20ft high that is in disrepair. Its been up about 30 years and im wanting to build a new shed where i can store my tractor, trailers and other farming stuff. Do i need planning if i knock this and build a smaller type shed with new concrete base, 5 block high then steal girders with corrugated sheeting all around 3 sides and roof. Im getting conflicting advice, some say if i go larger, itll need planning but if i reduce in size, because i already have a shed there, i wont need planning to redo it.


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  • #2
    Gumbo
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 40,366 Mod ✭✭✭✭Gumbo


    shugy wrote: »
    I have an old hay barn/shed which is 40x12ft and 20ft high that is in disrepair. Its been up about 30 years and im wanting to build a new shed where i can store my tractor, trailers and other farming stuff. Do i need planning if i knock this and build a smaller type shed with new concrete base, 5 block high then steal girders with corrugated sheeting all around 3 sides and roof. Im getting conflicting advice, some say if i go larger, itll need planning but if i reduce in size, because i already have a shed there, i wont need planning to redo it.

    Based on info supplied, I would say yes.
    But there may be some rural exemptions that a local architect, engineer or technician can answer when on site.


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