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Which alterations require planning permission under Article 4 Direction?

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Which alterations require planning permission under Article 4 Direction?

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• A change of roofing material; • Rendering the elevation with a different finish or material to the existing one; • Replacement of cast iron rainwater goods with those of a different shape or material; • Replacement of traditional panelled doors with a one of different style; • Removal of traditional architectural features such as railings, steps, porticos or window hoods; • Alteration of window openings; • Replacement of wooden sliding sash windows with metal or uPVC types or with casement types. The list is not exhaustive, and you are advised to contact the Council’s Planning Office and obtain permission, where appropriate, before carrying out or committing expenditure to alterations, or repair works.

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