The decision notices are key not the application forms

If you have a decision notice granting planning permission then you have planning permission for whatever is specified in that notice.

If you mean they refused permission because they didn’t like an element of the scheme then you don’t have planning permission.

If it was built some time ago it “may” possibly be immune from enforcement action anyway regardless of what permission was actually granted for.

Posted By: Jim on April 20th 2018 at 14:31:50

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One for house extension planning applicationerists...... (General Chat) - Since1902, Apr 20, 12:58:02
- The decision notices are key not the application forms (General Chat) - Jim, Apr 20, 14:31:50
- Thanks all for the varying levels of replies :) Problem averted! (n/m) (General Chat) - Since1902, Apr 20, 13:49:05
- Keep it four meters or under and you don't need planning . (n/m) (General Chat) - yellowman, Apr 20, 13:18:27
- I'd probably phone the local authority rather than asking the posters on a messageboard (n/m) (General Chat) - MIKEWALKER, Apr 20, 13:01:17
  - It's linked to possible indemnity insurance ..... (General Chat) - Since1902, Apr 20, 13:05:31
    - print off this thread and keep it just in case (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Apr 20, 13:26:14
    - Wengone! (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Apr 20, 13:06:54
      - bolls. post fail. (n/m) (General Chat) - Pixelman, Apr 20, 13:07:34

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