RE: Re: Waaayyyyy OT: Planning permission

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>]

> 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.

That is a bit odd, but dunno if it makes sense.
If my neighbour is suddenly going to overlook my property and/or block
all
the light out, then who else is going to complain apart from me? 
Someone
down the road won't give a monkeys about _my_ property.
Fair enough for trying to stop ppl just causing trouble etc, but how do
you
distinguish between that and someone who has a genuine problem with the
plans?

T.


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