Originally Posted by
Gadget
Not in Scotland - Scottish Building Regulations are issued by the Scottish Executive, policed by the local council and cover all aspects of construction: ie the How it's built.
Planning Permission is a local council thing that is to do with the asthetics of where it is built and who you could upset by building it.
Both are different, and you need both before you can build. "Outline" planning is basically a formal way of the planners saying "yea, should be OK - I'll let you know when you put in the final plans".
I would recommed talking with the local planning department at the council and an estate agent. (I would also recommend steering clear of Architects unless you want something completley unique and/or a large hole in your bank account)
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