I'm having a carport attached to the side of my existing garage. does anyone have info on how close I can build to the boundary?
amasser,
May 8, 3:37am
Your local council is the authority. Don't rely on guesses or old information.
msigg,
May 8, 8:53am
I would say about 2 meters, although I have had one on the boundary for 30 years that I put up. yea local regs if you can be bothered. load of rubbish really. But hey that's the control councils and governments like to have.
martin11,
May 8, 9:41am
My one in Rangiora is 100mm off the boundry and has a Building Consent ,built a few years ago now .
cbbuilder,
May 8, 10:13am
From the Acceptable Solution C/AS1 for the Building Code5.5 Carports and similar construction A carport is permitted to have walls and roof with 100% unprotected area provided that all the following conditions are met: a) At least two sides are completely open to the environment, and b) The carport and adjacent building are under the same ownership, and c) For a roof plan area of no more than than 40 m2, no part of the roof is closer than 0.3 m to a relevant boundary.
If the above requirements are met then you comply with the building code But as a previous poster suggested ask your council as there may be some Planning rules to comply with as well
hesian,
Jul 26, 9:54am
Interesting, this looks like why a builder wouldnt provide screen between ours and the neighbouring house. Actually for their good - we are the untidy ones.
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