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Neighbour Consultation Objection
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Thrugelmir wrote: »Surely this would just be a factor in the outcome though. If this was the case nothing would get built at all.
The neighbour consultation for a 'Larger Home Extension' is very different to any other type of planning application.
It is a permitted development application and therefore the local council have no authority over the decision if PD rules are followed and unless a neighbour objects. The rules have been relaxed until 2019 to allow the 'larger' element however this is with the condition that the neighbours are consulted.
If a neighbour is not happy then the person would need to stick with 3m (attached) 4m(detached) - no consultation required. Or apply to the council under a full planning application - providing evidence that the neighbours objection was not substantiated. Or as in the OP situation reapply and hope for no objection.0
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