Install skylights - Planning Portal

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Find out whether you need permission for skylights in the roof of a domestic house by answering the following questions

Is the property or land listed?
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Is the work outside the domestic curtilage? (‘domestic curtilage’ is the area of land on which a dwelling house / flat sits and includes the residential land immediately around the building, which serves the building in some defined and meaningful way. It doesn’t include a field or other open land next to a house, even if it’s in the same ownership)
Yes
No

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If any skylight is within 10 metres of a neighbouring boundary, is the lowest part of the frame of the skylight less than 1.7 metres above the finished floor level?
Yes
No

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Is more than 50% of the total area of the roof taken up by dormers and skylights?
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No

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You don't need planning permission providing that your 'permitted development' rights have not been removed by a condition on a previous planning permission.

Wildlife note: works to roofs and roof voids may have a negative impact on protected animals such as birds and bats, which often inhabit buildings. You've a legal obligation to ensure that your building work doesn't have an impact on protected animals and you may need to carry out a wildlife survey.

Bye-laws note: you'll need building bye-law permission to install skylights.

You'll need planning permission before you install any skylights. Click on the button below to start your application.

Bye-laws note: you'll need building bye-law permission to install skylights.

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