Submitted on Monday 7th April 2014
Published on Monday 14th April 2014
Current status: Closed
Closed: Monday 30th March 2015
Signatures: 1
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Relax planning regulations for garden decking
Decking is a permitted development and in the vast majority of cases no planning permission is required prior to installation.
There are currently two main exceptions to this rule within the UK’s Building Regulations; raised decking that sits more than a specific height above the ground, and decks that cover a certain percentage of the garden area. A detailed explanation of how the rules effect decking installations can be found at www.timberdeckingwarehouse.co.uk
In the majority of cases, regulations set the maximum area that a deck installation can cover to be no more than 50 per cent of a property’s garden area. This regulation is particularly restrictive for those living in smaller dwellings, where the garden area is often very modest in size.
Sign this petition for the 50 per cent maximum size rule to be relaxed for properties with gardens under 30 square meters in size, so that owners of smaller properties are allowed to make the most of the space they have available.
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