Hi
Allen
Can you have a quick
look at this and let me know whether to log it as an
enforcement?
Thanks
Barry
From: Hugh James
[mailto:Hugh.James@capsticks.com]
Sent: 20 August 2013 10:51
To: Planning
Cc: 'jaccijones@btinternet.com'
Subject:
Ms
Shepard
In my personal
capacity I am a director of Northfacts Limited the owner of the freehold
property
As you may be aware I
objected to the original planning application on various grounds but understand
that application was successful and planning permission has been
granted.
You may also recall
that at the time of the objection I did mention that rights needed to be
resolved to enable the work to proceed should planning be
granted.
Whilst I understand
that the resolution of property rights between two landowners stands outside the
ambit of the Council’s responsibility I consider that I must bring the following
to your attention:
1.
The application was to replace an
existing conservatory. The original structure leant against the wall between the
two properties. The new structure has meant the increase in the height of the
wall. I do not see this as a replacement.
2.
Concrete coping stones have been placed
on the top of the wall and intrude into
3.
I have not inspected the work next door
but it may be that excavation works are taking place that might undermine the
foundations of the wall.
I am happy to supply
photographs if needs be. Can you clarify whether the works mentioned above fall
within the consent given by the Council?
Please respond to my
personal email address huge16us@btinternet.com
.
Regards
Hugh
James |
Associate |
Real
Estate |
DD 023
8001 8369 |
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