QUOTE(Ultimate_Justice @ Dec 29 2021, 02:32 AM)
Good Day Guys. Been reading your blogs & posts here. First of all, need to thank you for your effort in sharing your journey. It's definitely a tedious job
We share a few similarities, I purchased an End-lot unit at Elmina, with 21ft of extra land. The land is shaped like a triangle (front big, back small).
With the limited space at the back, we decided to extend the side and back ( for Wet Kitchen & Laundry) , maximize it (approx 24ft H & 16ft W).
And, when it comes to MBSA, got shocked to know that even though ours is an individual-titled freehold landed property, was told that we need to 'let go' about 6ft (not sure the exact length, sorry! ) from the perimeter fencing to get approval. Reading your posts here says 10ft
Since its my first landed property, I have no idea all these ruling existed, as I thought to get approvals, we only need neighbors' consent, and some letters/drawings...
I haven't approached Mbsa personally, as we are still in 'defect-rectification' stage ( DLP ). Would you mind sharing the basic limit, we, the End-lots owners have?
A big Sigh.....
Side note : Some say rather settle saman than going through their procedures.....

Hi, thanks for your appreciation.
totally understand your situation. I was in that situation few months back, if to get MBSA permit or should I go without that. But my issue was, i wanted to get CCC for the extended area. In order to get CCC you need to get MBSA approval and follow their terms. Plus, i didnt want to take chance of proceeding without approval. (i think they calculate saman based on per sqft. for my build up it might cost me 5digits.

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initially I wanted to have 5ft space from fencing. but the architect said must have 10ft according to MBSA's rules (i double confirmed with few more architects to make sure if it is right, and everyone said the same thing). so i had to leave 10ft boundary from fencing

. but some of the houses around there renovating up fencing - without MBSA permit. kinda unfair but it is what it is.
for extension, you dont need neighbours' consent, unless you want to build fencing.
hope this helps. feel free to ask if you need more info.