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If your garage has been converted the local councill should have sent a building inspector before the builders started.
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Done it without asking the council. But isn't there a law which states that if its there for long enough with no complaints or any issues it automatically becomes OK.
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Think if its there for 5 years but don't quote me on that
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If it is regarded as a temporary structure, I think maybe the council have the right to insist you take it down should you vacate the property.
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There was a bloke a while back who built a barn around a house he was building...he nearly got away with it too.
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i remember a guy building a big castle or something. he had it covered with large bales of hay.
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I think that's what I meant!
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-510161/Hay-presto-Farmer-unveils-illegal-mock-Tudor-castle-tried-hide-40ft-hay-bales.html
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If you had applied for planning permission before starting the conversion,would it have been granted?
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they will make you knock it down (nap)
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.....Our house has a large garage which has been converted into living quarters.....
I'm surprised Esso haven't complained about you converting their garage. ;-) |
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and don't forget the council tax hike
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