Re: Waaayyyyy OT: Planning permission

[steve.cooper@xxxxxxx]

>> Basically, I would _rather_ he didn't because of overlooking us
but I am
>> more concerned about this negatively affecting the price should we
wish
to
>> sell and might consider contesting on that grounds.....

Any objection you make has to be to do with planning regulations i.e.
blocks light, being overlooked (which you may get but sure you over
look
him also you may be able to force him to put obscured glass in a window
that directly overlooks your property).

As for the effect of it on the price of your property, its not covered
by
planning regs so not relevant to the planning application.  As for
my
general view, loads of people have done the same in our street, I think
if
lots of other properties have been extended it won't have too much
effect.

Steve



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