| 1. | Householder permitted development rights are set out in the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 ("the Order") as amended. Part 1 of Schedule 2 to the Order sets out the permitted development rules concerning what enlargements, improvements, alterations and other additions a householder may make to a dwelling house and the area around it (its curtilage) without the need for an application for planning permission for a "dwellinghouse".
The "dwellinghouse" as defined within the schedule, does not include multiple buildings. The application site incorporate communal amenity space and car parking provision for three dwellings and hence it would not benefit from the permitted development rights as set out in aforementioned legislation. In addition the development of the 3 houses has yet to be completed and currently no dwellings exist and therefore there are no permitted development rights.
Furthermore, the areas the subject of the application is subject to a condition imposed upon planning permission Ref; P0435.21, is set aside for the provision of 7 car parking spaces which are meant to be provided prior to the occupation of the emerging dwellings. Therefore, the imposition of the condition in effect would remove the permitted developments rights, of this part of the site for further development through. |
