how much is plannin permision going cost?

[harmy]

as title suggests how much is planning permission going cost is?

[MackemSi]

Originally Posted by harmy

as title suggests how much is planning permission going cost is?

For what?

[harmy]

building above my garage room and bathroom and extending the kitchen also.

[Randy Savage]

Originally Posted by harmy

as title suggests how much is planning permission going cost is?

http://www.planning-applications.co.uk/fees.htm#outline

[MackemSi]

Originally Posted by harmy

building above my garage room and bathroom and extending the kitchen also.

£150 for the application.

It will cost you for the building regs as well. That is more expensive and not necessarily a set cost.

[super-niall]

Originally Posted by harmy

as title suggests how much is planning permission going cost is?

£150 for the planning application http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/planning/
Building regs fee will vary depending on the floor area http://www.submitaplan.com/Default.aspx

[Mickeys Chicken Leg]

Originally Posted by MackemSi

£150 for the application.

It will cost you for the building regs as well. That is more expensive and not necessarily a set cost.

Building regs approval is often based on the value of works to which the building act is applicable. Assumption based on info provided, that would be pretty much everything.

If you're unsure you will get planning permission, best advice is to speak with the local planning authority before. Have an informal chat to see what your chances are (you won't get a decision and they won't be held to anything said) but this should give a reasonable indication of how successful your application will be without the initial outlay.

Bear in mind that you're job may be more expensive that at first glance, in particular when trying to satisfy building regs. Most notably fire safety. You're building over a garage so risk of fire is a big factor. Pay particular attention to approved document 'b' when designing.

[super-niall]

Originally Posted by Mickeys Chicken Leg

Building regs approval is often based on the value of works to which the building act is applicable. Assumption based on info provided, that would be pretty much everything.

If you're unsure you will get planning permission, best advice is to speak with the local planning authority before. Have an informal chat to see what your chances are (you won't get a decision and they won't be held to anything said) but this should give a reasonable indication of how successful your application will be without the initial outlay.

Building regs for extensions is based on floor area up to a limit with most authorities. It's commercial projects that require the fee to be based upon the cost of works.

Originally Posted by Mickeys Chicken Leg

Bear in mind that you're job may be more expensive that at first glance, in particular when trying to satisfy building regs. Most notably fire safety. You're building over a garage so risk of fire is a big factor. Pay particular attention to approved document 'b' when designing.

A couple of layers of plasterboard & a bit of insulation is all it takes, oh and a decent mains interlinked smoke detector system.

[MackemSi]

Originally Posted by Mickeys Chicken Leg

Building regs approval is often based on the value of works to which the building act is applicable. Assumption based on info provided, that would be pretty much everything.

If you're unsure you will get planning permission, best advice is to speak with the local planning authority before. Have an informal chat to see what your chances are (you won't get a decision and they won't be held to anything said) but this should give a reasonable indication of how successful your application will be without the initial outlay.

Bear in mind that you're job may be more expensive that at first glance, in particular when trying to satisfy building regs. Most notably fire safety. You're building over a garage so risk of fire is a big factor. Pay particular attention to approved document 'b' when designing.

I do believe there is an initial charge for pre application of about £15. At least in Sunderland.

You also don't have to use the Council Building Control if you can find a cheaper approved inspector.