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Akakpo | 15:27 Wed 12th Nov 2008 | Law
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I moved into a property over two yrs ago. The former occupants converted the garage to a utility room which I now want to fit a downstairs toilet.

Question is, do I need a planning permission to do this? DO I need to inform the mortgage company? The will be no structual works I presume
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speak to building controls at your local council - you wont need planning permission but will probably need to pass it by BC, but if you ring them they will tell you your obligations
17:17 Wed 12th Nov 2008
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Spot on bednobs. Work that involves sewage drainage is put of Building Regs (Part H from memory). Ventilation as well.
21:36 Wed 12th Nov 2008

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