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Neighbour Complaints During A Permitted Development Project: Do Their Opinions Matter?
9:09 AM, 9th August 2024, 2 years ago
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In this informative video, Ranjan Bhattacharya tackles a common concern for developers and homeowners: neighbour complaints during permitted development. Do these complaints hold any weight, and should you be worried?
We break down the rules and regulations surrounding permitted development, the potential impact of neighbour objections, and how to navigate these challenges smoothly.
Whether you’re planning a renovation or a new build, understanding the role of neighbor feedback is crucial.
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building regulations, construction tips, development rules, home renovation, homeowner advice, managing neighbor complaints, neighbor feedback, neighbor objections, new build guidance, permitted development, planning permission, Property development, ranjan bhattacharya, renovation planning
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Member Since September 2022 - Comments: 193
3:37 PM, 9th August 2024, About 2 years ago
If you moved into a new home would you not try and Say Hello to your new neighbours?
If you were have a party or BBQ in the garden would you not invite your new neighbours?
Well if your going to rip a property to pieces and do a full refurbishment would it not be polite to Talk to your neighbours!
Explain that the builders will try to work 8-6pm and keep the noise down
Ask is there anything we can do you keep things friendly.
I know a HMO Landlord who paid for new upvc windows next door to his new development.
Owner was very happy and it kept the noise of the HMO tenants next door down
Member Since March 2015 - Comments: 22
4:35 PM, 9th August 2024, About 2 years ago
Please give a similar video on the hurdles for developers and for leaseholders on permitted development rights for erecting two storeys of flats on an existing block of flats that is 4 storeys high.
Member Since February 2022 - Comments: 203
7:47 PM, 9th August 2024, About 2 years ago
It’s exactly the same for LDC Lawful Development Certificate. If you can prove that you have been in breach for more than the required time thats all that matters. Any comments/representation are irrelevant unless they have counter evidence to contradict your claims.