Installing a fence, gate, or a garden wall can vastly improve both the visual appeal and functionality of your garden. These structures offer security and privacy while defining your property boundaries, ultimately boosting its overall attractiveness.
Before beginning, it's essential to understand the relevant planning regulations, whether your aim is to contain pets or maintain privacy.
You can freely remove, alter, maintain, or improve existing fences, gates, or walls without planning permission, provided there is no increase in height. However, in conservation areas, you may need conservation area consent even for removals if replacement is planned.
No planning permission is required for new fences, walls, or gates if they:
Properties in Middlesbrough's conservation areas may require conservation area consent for fence, wall, or gate removals, regardless of replacement plans. It's essential to consult your local authority before commencing work to avoid legal complications and potential fines.
Hedges usually don't require planning permission, but local planning conditions in Middlesbrough or property-specific restrictions may apply. Contact your local authority in Salisbury before going ahead and planting a hedge to ensure that you comply with regulations.
By following these guidelines and seeking advice from local authorities when necessary, you can ensure a smooth and lawful installation of your fence, gate, or garden wall project.
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