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Planning permission for patios

Posted by Jim Burrans on August 5, 2016 at 7:12am in Landscaping
Hi everyone,Fairly new to LJN as a full member ( great resource btw). I have been lucky that all of my patio and hard surfacing work has been PP exempt due to suitable beds/ lawns to direct the run off. Recently I have had a couple of potential jobs where this won't be possible eg small front gardens leading into the street. Nobody else seems to mention PP at site visits. I know the regs ( to some extent), but do people actually stick to them? If so how do people deal with run off in small front gardens which are too close to the house for a 'French drain'.Thanks.
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