You'll struggle to make a case for a foot but if it is obviously part of your property (directly in line with a side wall or whatever) then go for it. You now know your neighbours are quite prepared to assert control so give them some back.
and were happy with the fact when it was discussed prior to them being poured
You can easily do eccentric foundations.I don't think either of us is planning to move but surely if foundations can't spill over a boundary how does anyone ever build a wall on a boundary?
They knew the foundations were going to be there and were happy with the fact when it was discussed prior to them being poured
Dragged my feet over submitting a section 73 retrospective application, now I have the neighbour in question has put in their complaint for the following,
Loss of light to kitchen as obscured glass door is the only opening on west elevation.
I didn't use reclaimed brick which they think would of looked better than the new ones
The depth of the fascia looks out of place, it's 405mm fascia due to there being 150mm insulation in the warm roof
The Guttering isn't in keepeing with the area as it's black, 6 houses the same on our bit 3 have white Guttering including the neighbours, 1 has grey and 2 are black including mine which was black before the work started.
The obscured window I'm adding will remove privacy from their garden.
I can't see the council paying much attention to the above apart from the light issue, I'm due a decision by 31st December.
Chris
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