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Planning permission

kitchendresser · 2018-08-02 09:31:30

Do you need planning permission if you install a kitchenette in a listed building, with no pluming or new electricity required? It would consist of generic free standing presses, fridge and microwave.

02-08-2018 9:31am

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Do you need planning permission if you install a kitchenette in a listed building, with no pluming or new electricity required? It would consist of generic free standing presses, fridge and microwave.

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#2 02-08-2018 9:34am

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kitchendresser wrote: »

Do you need planning permission if you install a kitchenette in a listed building, with no pluming or new electricity required? It would consist of generic free standing presses, fridge and microwave.

http://www.riai.ie/consumer_services/protected_structures/

Depends on a variety of circumstances.

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#3 02-08-2018 1:34pm

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Apply for a Section 57 Declaration to your local county council. They will inform you whether the proposed works would materially affect the character of a protected structure or not. There is no charge for this.

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