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Planning Permission
I know there is a time limit for work to start once PP has been granted but once started, is there a time within which the work has to be completed? The house we bought 3 years ago had had substantial extensions built, with full documented PP, but the plans also allowed for other work which wasn't done, ie a double garage and conservatory. Someone has told us that once the work starts, there is no time limit and we could still build a double garage. I know planning rules have changed in the 10 years since PP was first granted, but does anyone know if the original is still valid?
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Once PP has been granted, the use of the land; buildings etc, is established and set forever.....
12:19 Wed 16th Oct 2013
Once PP has been granted, the use of the land; buildings etc, is established and set forever........... or until another application is made and granted.
The only possible difficulty would be if certain conditions or "reserved matters" were attached. These have to be fulfilled within either 2,3 or 5 years, depending on a variety of considerations.
Have a close look at the original consent. Check for any of the above. That's the only way you'll find out where you stand.
The only possible difficulty would be if certain conditions or "reserved matters" were attached. These have to be fulfilled within either 2,3 or 5 years, depending on a variety of considerations.
Have a close look at the original consent. Check for any of the above. That's the only way you'll find out where you stand.
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