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Chimney removal in a conservation area

Patricia Baston

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Do you need planning permission to remove a chimney stack in a conservation area?

Three chimneys are to be retained on the dwelling and the one to be removed is to the rear of the property and would not be highly visible from public vantage points to the front of the property

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