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planning permission
cheepskate_2
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Hi
Just a quick wee question, seeing as the planning arnt opened at the moment.
Neighbour has installed a "what can only be described as a tall gazebo. Its a metal framed structure, attached to his wall with a canopy over the top. Quite sturdy.
It is attached to his wall and comes right up to my dividing line
Problem is it is so tall it is about 4 feet below bedroom windows( my windows being about a foot to the right of the gazebo thing.
On the dividing line is a 6foot fence , thus you could climb onto fence , then onto metal thing and clamber up to my windows.
to me it is a security risk , so am not happy.
Anyone know anything about planning permission for this and wether it would need it .
thanks
Just a quick wee question, seeing as the planning arnt opened at the moment.
Neighbour has installed a "what can only be described as a tall gazebo. Its a metal framed structure, attached to his wall with a canopy over the top. Quite sturdy.
It is attached to his wall and comes right up to my dividing line
Problem is it is so tall it is about 4 feet below bedroom windows( my windows being about a foot to the right of the gazebo thing.
On the dividing line is a 6foot fence , thus you could climb onto fence , then onto metal thing and clamber up to my windows.
to me it is a security risk , so am not happy.
Anyone know anything about planning permission for this and wether it would need it .
thanks
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If no one on here can help you, it will only take a few minutes to phone planning and ask.0
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it will all depend on its size and the size of the house.... it could come under permitted development..... but as dean says.. ask planning0
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