Permitted development right conditions (PDR) are often attached to the planning consents that we grant. Some of these conditions remove permitted development rights - go to our list of permitted development right conditions.
You should also check the planning history of a property for a full list of conditions that remove permitted development rights on sites. Planning permission may have been granted for a property but this does not guarantee it has been implemented. A subsequent planning permission or alteration to the property may affect the permitted development rights.
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| Description | The garage hereby approved/permitted shall only be used for the parking of cars in connection with the residential use of the site and for no other purposes whatsoever.
No development included in Schedule 2, Part 1, Classes A, D, E, G shall take place without the grant of an additional planning permission by the Local Planning Authority.
These plots back onto the former Aveley No. 1 landfill site and this condition was imposed because DOE Waste Management Paper 27 states that no building should take place within 50 metres of a gassing landfill site. A gas migration barrier has been constructed between the development and the landfill site but because of this advice a condition was imposed anyway. The paper does not distinguish between those circumstances where a barrier does or does not exist. The houses on these plots lie outside of this safety zone but extensions and outbuildings would not.
No additional hardsurfaced areas shall be provided between the dwellings and the road and/or access/parking areas they face without the grant of an additional planning permission by the Local Planning Authority.
Explanation of classes:
Schedule 2, Part 1, Classes A = Extensions to property, B = Changes to roof, C = Other alterations the roof of dwelling, D = Porches, E = Sheds etc, F = Hard surfacing, G = Oil storage, H = Satellite dishes, Schedule 2, Part 2, Classes A = Gates/Fences, B = Vehicle crossovers.
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