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Contouring There needs to be a certain amount of planning as to where to store topsoil while the building work is in progress. It is important to carefully keep topsoil from mixing with subsoil. If there is a surplus of subsoil then it may be possible to ‘lose’ it around the site by slightly [...] March 19th, 2012 | Tags: access, backfill, basement, basements, below ground, building site, cellar, checking out land, concrete, concrete floors, condensation, DPC, DPCs, DPM, DPMs, drainage, drains, dry lining, earth, earth sheltered, excavating, expanded polystyrene, flooding, foamed glass, foundations, french drain, garage, ground floor, JCB, levelling, parking, rain water harvesting, rising damp, slope, wall linings, water table | Category: | 2 comments The Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permissionthe legal basis for being allowed to do some form of development such as building a house. (not to be confused with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations) which is all about whether the building is properly constructed). see more on Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations) part M pages 64-72 contain the main part of the [...] February 26th, 2009 | Tags: access, access for the disabled, disabled access, lifts, parking, ramp, toilets | Category: | 2 comments October 2011. What is planning permissionthe legal basis for being allowed to do some form of development such as building a house. (not to be confused with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations) which is all about whether the building is properly constructed). see more on Planning Permission ? Planning permission must be obtained for all new houses and for most alterations (there are a few exceptions to do with small additions such as porches). Don’t confuse planning permission with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with [...] May 7th, 2008 | Tags: adviser, appeal, appealing, conditions, conservation area, consultants, councillor, detailed, home, off-street, outline, parking, planner, planning gain, planning permission, policy, professional, reserved matters, traditional | Category: | Leave a comment the Shambles in York This is a very different matter from outline planning permissionthe legal basis for being allowed to do some form of development such as building a house. (not to be confused with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations) which is all about whether the building is properly constructed). see more on Planning Permission and as the name suggests, the fine details of the design are ironed out at this stage. This can in some cases be very detailed indeed. For instance, if you want to build in an existing conservation area it [...] April 7th, 2008 | Tags: adviser, appeal, appealing, conditions, conservation area, consultants, councillor, detailed, home, off-street, outline, parking, planner, planning gain, planning permission, planning portal, policy, professional, reserved matters, traditional | Category: | Leave a comment What happens when the planners are not going to allow you to do something which you think is completely reasonable? Planning mentality It is important to understand how planners think. At the end of the day most of them want an easy life and a guaranteed salary so they tend to try to achieve [...] March 12th, 2008 | Tags: adviser, appeal, appealing, conditions, conservation area, consultants, councillor, detailed, home, off-street, outline, parking, planner, planning gain, planning permission, planning portal, policy, professional, reserved matters, traditional | Category: | Leave a comment Don’t confuse planning permissionthe legal basis for being allowed to do some form of development such as building a house. (not to be confused with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations) which is all about whether the building is properly constructed). see more on Planning Permission (either outline or detailed) with Building RegulationsThese are the legal regulations which govern how a house is constructed. (not to be confused with Planning Permission which is about whether you are allowed to build the house at all or what it might look like) see Building Regulations). Planning permission is to [...] March 7th, 2008 | Tags: adviser, appeal, appealing, conditions, conservation area, consultants, councillor, detailed, home, off-street, outline, parking, planner, planning gain, planning permission, planning portal, policy, professional, reserved matters, traditional | Category: | Leave a comment |
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