Boundary Measurement Guidelines England

Summary

In England, boundary measurements for outbuildings generally use the outermost part of the structure, including facia and guttering. If an outbuilding is within 2 meters of a boundary, it should not exceed a height of 2.5 meters. Verify if planning permission was properly obtained and consult with your local council if you have concerns about the constructions compliance with regulations.

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What part of of an outbuilding is used as the measurement to a boundary
In England, the measurement to a boundary typically uses the following:
- The external wall of the outbuilding, including any eaves or overhangs.
- Measurements are often taken from the furthest point of the structure.
Do you have concerns about a specific boundary or planning permission issue?
An outbuilding has been constructed with facia/ guttering within * meters of my boundary
It sounds like you're concerned about the proximity of the outbuilding to your boundary. In England, if an outbuilding is within * meters of a boundary, it generally should not exceed a height of *.* meters. You might want to check if planning permission was required or obtained for this construction. Would you like information on how to address this issue with your local council?
permiitted development was approved at *.045m from my boundary
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It seems like you're dealing with a potential planning issue. If the development is approved, you can:
- Verify if the approval followed proper procedures.
- Raise concerns with your local council if you believe the construction violates regulations or impacts your property.
Would you like more information on how to contact your local council?
My concern is which part of the outbuilding is taken, the nearest or the outer wall
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In England, measurements for boundary purposes typically use the outermost part of the structure, which includes facia and guttering. If you've concerns about how the measurements were taken, you might want to review the planning permission documents or consult with a surveyor for clarification.
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It seems like you've addressed your query for now. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Have a great day!