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8. Works Declaration in France - Déclaration Préalable

There are some building works that do not require planning consent, but the lesser procedure of a works declaration.

The procedure is called a déclaration préalable.

  1. 8.1. Applicable Works
  2. 8.2. Application Procedure
  3. 8.3. Completion Notice
  4. 8.4. Appeal Process


8.1. Applicable Works for a Déclaration Préalable

Those building works that require a works declaration can be summarized as follows:

  • A new building or extension to an existing building, not greater than 20m²;
  • Attic conversions (although some require planning permission);
  • Creation of any openings in a building;
  • Garage/Workshop not greater than 20m²;
  • Changes to the exterior finish of the property;
  • An uncovered swimming pool;
  • Works to historic listed buildings not requiring planning consent;
  • Boundary wall or fence above 2 metres;
  • Installation of temporary caravan.

If you are unsure of whether a works declaration or planning application is required you can read more at works requiring planning consent.


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