Re: Waaayyyyy OT: Planning permission

["yhkeppy" <keith@xxxxxxx>]

> 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).

I also learnt recently that objections from direct neighbours are not 
counted in the final planning meeting, as the neighbour could either 
be a) doing a favour or b) causing trouble. Therefore any objection 
you put in must be something that the planning controller can 
investigate with actual consequences, else it will be ignored. 
Strange, interesting, but makes sense.

Keith



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