Canwics Rd Sketches

We can build most of the area using permitted development rights, however we would like to exceed the area that permitted development rights allows to build, so that we can cover the entire back yard area with a new extension instead of leaving areas still in open air. In other words permitted development does not allow us to build the extensions over the entire backyard so that we can make the whole backyard weather proof.

With permitted development

1 we can build the 3 meter back extension and

2 the outbuilding in the back yard as long as it is disjointed from the original building. Meaning not attached to the original building.

If we only used permitted development rights some areas of the backyard will not be covered by the rear and side extensions. Also the rear and side extension to be permitted development would need to be disjointed.  If we apply for planning permission then we can cover the whole outside area with a new extension.

We require CGI and drawings of 2 different configurations.

Configuration 1

We require drawings and CGI of the existing site with the outbuilding been built as well and the back 3 meter extension as allowed by permitted development. The CGI has to show the surrounding buildings so that it is possible to see how the  proposed extension is much lower in height than the surrounding buildings which exist.  These drawings have to include the back extension of 3 meter from one of the back wall, as well as the outbuildings. On the CGI and drawing the physical separation between the existing building and the outbuilding this just over 10 cm.

Configuration 2

We require  CGI and drawings of the the site with the extension covering the whole of the outside area but not attached to the outbuilding (10 cm gap to be left).  The construction of the extension covering the area we can cover using permitted development alone.

Here is all the information required to make the drawings for planning, We require the drawing and CGI with all the outbuilding and extensions we can build using  permitted development rights and drawings (including CGI  with the rear extension covering the whole backyard, however remember the extension will not be attached to the outbuilding.

To recap

1 set of drawings and CGI showing the building with the new addition using permitted development rights (Existing building , with back extension, side extension  and outbuilding including all the surrounding buildings)

2 one set of drawings and CGI this time including the new extension plus outbuilding and surrounding building  abut this time the extension covers the whole of the area outside but it is not attached to the outbuilding.

In the sketch below Area A is the outbuilding which is not attached to the existing building.
We have area B and C this is to give you an idea of the dimension of the existing area available at the back of the house.
Are A has permitted development rights for an outbuilding and area c has permitted development rights up to 3 metres from the back wall .

We need drawings and CGI of the building with
the back wall extension as per permitted development up to 3 meters from the back wall
A side Extension as per permitted development
the outbuilding.

Out building.
Sketches for the outbuilding alone are below. Not to scale.

Back and side extension.

under permitted development rights we have the right to build a back and side extension.
The back extension can be extending up to 3 meters from the back wall without planning permission
and the side extension can extend out from the backl wall up to hald the wicth of the existing building.
To review the pd rights click here https://ecab.planningportal.co.uk/uploads/miniguides/extensions/Extensions.pdf
See sketch below

Rough video description of the site in this video