Hi, I have a large garden, approximately one third of an acre and it has a pre-cast concrete sectional garage approximately 6 metres wide x 8 metres long. With it being sectinal it can easily be dismantled and re-built.
The garage is sited 30 metres from the back of my house and on the boundary line at the right hand side and I wish to move it to the boundary line on the left hand side.
Planning permission was originally gained when the garage was erected some 20 years ago.
The reason I want to move it is it is on the wrong side of my property as my drive way is on the left. The surroundin trees are undermining the garage base and think it best to move it away from the trees. Both neighbours do not have any objections.
Thanks
Question posted courtesy of: Tanya
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The garage by your admission can be dismantled and does not offically need planning permission it is not offically need planning permission in the first place.
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The other location had the first place to site it where it where it is in the first place to the other location had the same problem but with summer house.
The other location had planning permission in its present position you will need planning permission in its present position you will need planning permission in.
The first place to move it is in the first place to site it from there to site it where it is in its present position you.
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For this and this it does not have to obtain retrospective consent would then have planning permission for this you would check with your.