Solar panels - Planning Portal

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Find out whether you need permission to install solar panels at any property by answering the following questions

Is the property or land listed?
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If the panels are to be installed on the ground, do they exceed 2.5 metres above ground level or 2 metres within 1 metre of a boundary?
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If the panels are to be installed on the ground, does the total aggregate external area exceed 9 square metres?
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If the panels are to be installed on a roof, will more than 90% of the area of the roof be taken up by solar panels or similar devices?
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If the panels are to be installed on a roof, will any panels fixed to a sloping roof project more than 20cm above the surface of the roof plane?
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If the panels are to be installed on a roof, will any panels fixed to a flat roof project more than 1 metre above the roof plane?
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Where photovoltaic panels are to be installed the property, does the property lie in the area hatched red on the map contained within the Planning and Building (General Development)(Jersey) Order 2011?
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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.

Bye-laws note: you don't need building bye-law permission to install solar panels. You will however need building bye-law permission to install any hot water storage system provided in connection with solar panels except where the work is undertaken by an approved competent person and the department is notified of the works within 30 days of completion.

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

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