Do you need planning permission for a flat roof extension?

Flats, maisonettes or any other type of buildings do not have permitted development rights, so you won’t be able to build your extension without full planning permission.

Do you need planning permission for a new roof Ireland?

This building will be exempt from planning permission once the floor area of all additional structures (both new and previously added) is limited to 25 square metres. If the porch has a tiled or slated pitched roof, it must not exceed 4 metres in height or 3 metres for any other type of roof.

What can I build without planning permission Ireland?

Buildings that can be erected without planning (subject to planning regs) are; non-habitable garden houses – max 25 sq meters (270 sq ft) and extensions to buildings not previously extended – max 40 square meters (430 sq ft). All bigger permanent dwellings need planning permission.

Do you need planning permission to put a balcony on a flat roof?

Conservatories on a balcony or first floor for example on a flat roof would need planning permission. If you intend to build a sunroom which will leave less than 25sqm then it is still possible but the project must go through the planning process for appraisal.

When do you need planning permission for a flat roof?

You will have to obtain a planning permission if : 1 You are making any structural changes to the roof. 2 If the new roof covering is going to be different than the old one and this will affect the roof in the event of a fire. 3 If you are replacing more than 25% of the roofing area, then you will also need to replace the thermal insulation.

How to contact Dublin City Council for planning application?

If you experience any difficulties making an online observation /submission or planning application please email [email protected]. and a representative from Dublin City Council will contact you as soon as possible.

Do you need planning for Conservatory in Dublin?

Broadly speaking, the construction of an extension or conservatory does not require planning permission when it’s to the rear of the house. However, any query from the public of this nature should be dealt with subject to the provisions of Part 1 of the 2nd Schedule of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001.

How tall does a house have to be in Dublin?

The Maximum diameter is one metre. It must not be erected on, or forward to the front wall of the house. It must not be erected on the front roof slope or higher than the highest part of the roof. Not more than 2m high to the rear. Not more than 1.2 metres to the front or forward of the front of the house.

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