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Old attic bedroom doesn't conform to modern height standards?

  • 04-12-2018 2:14pm
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    antiskeptic
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    What's the story on retrospective application of rules?

    There's this old cottage with an original stairs leading to a landing off of which two attic bedrooms. Neither of the rooms would conform (head heightwise) to current standards for attic bedrooms.

    If I were to put in an application to install a small dormer to each bedroom, would their non-conformance with modern standards be an issue. Or would the planners accept that bedrooms they are historically and consider the dormer on own merits?

    Cheers.


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