Does this look legal?

[RonnyRaygun]

Wait till Tony has one next door or close to his property or maybe a mud hut in the garden. Or a basement that undermines his foundations. What will he do? knock and ask politely "would you please stop that" No he would report them, as anybody else would.
Regards

I would only complain if;
any work compromised the structure of my property;
any work presented a real fire risk;
any work came physically over the boundary.

Aside from that, I'm not bothered about visual things.

Tony, would you be bothered if there was a genuine risk that the development might knock a several thousand £ off the value of your house? I'm not against dormers per se, but the line has to be drawn somewhere, doesn't it?

 

[mattylad]

I would be concerned about its neighbours when it falls down, on them.

 

[tony1851]

Tony, would you be bothered if there was a genuine risk that the development might knock a several thousand £ off the value of your house?

Tbh, no; we've lived here many years and it's a convenient area so I'm not too fussed. I'm not really concerned about visual intrusion - it's noise that rankles with me.
All-night parties, neighbour's kids running wild etc. You don't have to look at a dormer, but you can't get to sleep if the b******s next door have an all-night party.
Though I accept that most people wouldn't like that dormer.

 

[limerockconstruction]

Peter, do you have any updates after discussion with the council?

Thanks

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