Application for a certificate of lawful development for the installation of replacement windows, doors and roof tiles

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Application sought a certificate confirming replacement windows, doors, and roof tiles are lawful
• ✓None of the eighteen properties in the terrace retain original sliding sash windows
• ✓Most properties already have uPVC casement windows of different styles
• ✓Replacement windows were installed a number of years ago, not recently
• ✓Certificate of lawful development approved on delegated authority

This application at 15 Athol Terrace, Castletown sought a certificate of lawful development for the installation of replacement windows, doors, and roof tiles. Rather than a standard planning permission, this type of certificate confirms that the works described are lawful and do not require consent. The officer's report observed that none of the eighteen properties in the terrace have their original sliding sash windows, with the majority having uPVC casement windows of differing styles. The windows across the terrace were noted to have been installed a number of years ago. The certificate was approved on 14 November 2012 under delegated authority, confirming the proposed works are lawful.

A certificate of lawful development was approved for the installation of replacement windows, doors, and roof tiles at 15 Athol Terrace, Castletown. The officer's report noted that none of the eighteen properties in the terrace retain their original sliding sash windows, with the majority having uPVC casement windows of varying styles installed some years ago. This established that the proposed works were lawful without requiring full planning permission.

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