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NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

Attention should be paid to design details such as the position, shape, proportion and style of windows, doors and other features to complement the existing property and respect the character and appe

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

Single Storey: 600mm from mid point of common boundary on each side. Two Storey: 450mm from mid point of common boundary on each side. Adjoining development should be shown on plan for the proper asse

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

The particular characteristics of the site and its context. For example, where daylighting to an adjacent dwelling is already impeded by an existing building or boundary wall and the proposal would no

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

The orientation and position of a neighbour's window in relation to the proposed extension, the room it serves and whether the window affected is the primary source of light for that room. For example

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

An extension or alteration to a residential property that involves the conversion of an attached or integral garage to create additional living space can result in the loss of in-curtilage car parking

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

Proposed works that would result in the significant loss of car parking spaces or a turning area, with no reasonable alternative being available, will not be acceptable. Similarly the use of an entire

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

Garages should be positioned where they can be accessed safely. To ensure the highway is not blocked while the door is being opened, a new garage which gives access to the public highway should retain

NI-wide·PPS 7 Addendum Residential Extensions and Alterations

Where the application relates to the carrying out of works to provide access for or improve the safety, health or comfort of a person with a disability, then it may be exempt from any planning fee.