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Tag: Planning Applications

Posted on March 12, 2015

Mendip launches review of planning guidance for house extensions

Mendip District CouncilMendip District Council has launched a review of its guidelines for homeowners planning to extend their property. The council’s current House Extension Design Guide was created to help advise anyone considering extending their property about the sort of design ideas and features likely to be acceptable as part of a planning application. Full story: Read more

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