Passed threshold for planning penalty action?
11:47 AM, 15th February 2017, 9 years ago
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I have posted before on this topic and I am looking to buy a house that has been converted without planning permission, but it has passed the time threshold for penalty action.
I am therefore looking for opinions if I need to regularise building control for the conversion for me to separate and sell the properties, and if so whether it’s best to consult a builder or just make the application.
Many thanks
Richard
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11:48 AM, 15th February 2017, About 9 years ago
Hi Richard,
I personally would not do anything without taking your solicitor’s insured advice.
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8:06 PM, 15th February 2017, About 9 years ago
A planning consultant can advise. They can help make applications if the required timescales have passed and evidence has been gathered to regularise the position. B regs I am sure they can assist with. Perhaps a conditional purchase on this getting sorted by the seller?