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Planning, building and the environment

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Summary

The Government published a consultation paper entitled Changes to Permitted Development Consultation Paper 2: Permitted Development Rights for Householders. The consultation period ended on 17 August 2007.

The objectives for the proposals were to make the regime clearer by replacing percentage and volume allowances for additions to an existing building with clear dimensions, and to provide extra freedom for permitted development so long as it had little or no impact beyond the host property. As a consequence minor planning applications would be removed from the system.

This document is the Government response to the consultation replies.

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