Planning permission: period of time for disputes

moneyistooshorttomention

robert_wynne_jones wrote: »

He's said it's just a paved over bit of garden that he chooses to park on!

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:rotfl:Now I've heard it all:rotfl:

...and intrigued wondering what else this vendor is stating that doesn't bear a lot of relationship to the facts...:cool:

robert_wynne_jones

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

:rotfl:Now I've heard it all:rotfl:

...and intrigued wondering what else this vendor is stating that doesn't bear a lot of relationship to the facts...:cool:

We were told the front driveway is somewhere he chooses to park and the garage at the back isn't used for cars (we're trying to sort out an access issue with that)! The write up by the estate agent clearly states a driveway and a single car garage as main selling points!!

Didn't know whether to laugh or cry!!

(Not to mention their refusal to give access to our builder to cost up some jobs - even though we've stated this isn't a way to haggle the sale price)

AdrianC

robert_wynne_jones wrote: »

AdrianC, the kerb is quite low anyways so he just bumps the car up! He's said it's just a paved over bit of garden that he chooses to park on!

The point, though, is that without a drop kerb it's illegal to drive over the pavement to it - whatever he might choose to call it.

If the local authority notice that's happening, they can take really quite extreme measures... There have been several cases where bollards have been installed.