So today went to poop with the arrival of the post.
I have a two storey house and next door is a bungalow in a large plot. Because my plot is around 0.5m to 1m lower than the plot that the bungalow is on, it is almost the same height as my house.
Anyhow, there is now a planning application in place to remove the bungalow and fill the plot with a block of flats.
The plans do consider the relative plot heights and they have made some consideration for loss of light and over looking. The building is 2 storey on the side of my house and 3 storey on the opposite side.
However I will still end up with my house dominated by a massive building next door and some loss of privacy as well as loss of light in the winter months.
I intend to write a lengthy objection, but I was wondering if there was anything else I could do to boost my chances of not having a fairly nice garden and green views tainted by a brick lump looming over me.
Thanks
I have a two storey house and next door is a bungalow in a large plot. Because my plot is around 0.5m to 1m lower than the plot that the bungalow is on, it is almost the same height as my house.
Anyhow, there is now a planning application in place to remove the bungalow and fill the plot with a block of flats.
The plans do consider the relative plot heights and they have made some consideration for loss of light and over looking. The building is 2 storey on the side of my house and 3 storey on the opposite side.
However I will still end up with my house dominated by a massive building next door and some loss of privacy as well as loss of light in the winter months.
I intend to write a lengthy objection, but I was wondering if there was anything else I could do to boost my chances of not having a fairly nice garden and green views tainted by a brick lump looming over me.
Thanks