Is he like this in general or is it only over this issue?yh thats what ive expained to him but he is blaming me and theres arguments about it and i dont knoe what to do
In my (very) limited experience the neighbours are made aware by council before it being granted. It’s up to them to then put forward objections. That said I was always been the immediate neighbour so the council may not bother for anyone further away.Does anyone know when it comes to private housing that if a house decides to get extensions they need to alert the neighbours? Or is it if they get planning permission accepted then they don't need to alert neighbours?
Without giving away too much, a house is getting some large work getting done, we haven't been told or alerted about it, I had aways though neighbours needed to be told but unsure when it comes to private houses what the rules are
The works being going on weeks now with no end in site, it's more the noise, mess an disruption that's starting to annoy me, vans parked inches from my front garden (parking on pavement) an their crap all over the garden plus walking over it which we have treatment down, constantly taken rubbish out my garden as it's blown over, they were cutting wood an it was clouds of this black smoke everywhere, they keep throwing uneaten bits of sandwiches/rolls all over the road at lunch which has now encouraged seagulls to consistently come down now, they constantly park across the driveways as well an block off access to houses with their numerous vans, there's laybys in the street but they won't use them an just leave them abandoned all over the road, but without being told about any of this I dont know how long its to last an really would like a end date
The neighbours are massive assholes and I'd rather not approach them
I had thought that as well, but we have had no notice, it just started one morning, we aren't right next door, but it's a small cul de sac we are in an we are very close to the house so I'd have assumed we were close enough to have been toldIn my (very) limited experience the neighbours are made aware by council before it being granted. It’s up to them to then put forward objections. That said I was always been the immediate neighbour so the council may not bother for anyone further away.
It depends what are being built. A lot of extensions don’t need planning permission anymore. But if you are concerned check with your local councils planning department and maybe also complain about noiseI had thought that as well, but we have had no notice, it just started one morning, we aren't right next door, but it's a small cul de sac we are in an we are very close to the house so I'd have assumed we were close enough to have been told
This is of course all assuming they did apply for planning permission an haven't just went an done the work which Tbh the type they are I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't sent requests for it being done
You can usually extend a certain amount under permitted development and won’t need planning.I had thought that as well, but we have had no notice, it just started one morning, we aren't right next door, but it's a small cul de sac we are in an we are very close to the house so I'd have assumed we were close enough to have been told
This is of course all assuming they did apply for planning permission an haven't just went an done the work which Tbh the type they are I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't sent requests for it being done
Take photos of the vehicles and the litter and forward to the council. As someone else mentioned if it’s a bigger company they will probably take it more seriouslyThanks, it's quite a lot of work both back an front of house, basically they are changing quite a bit as well as extending
The noise is kept during decent hours so can't complain about that, personally they are quite lazy, start about 10, go for lunch then leave around 3, but it's the numerous vans abandoned all over the road, blocking drives, rubbish that's more the problem, an mentioning anything to them directly just results in them being smart arses an laughing about it
I just would like a finish date Tbh, I'll check with the council an see if maybe they have any idea, because it's private housing I just wasn't sure if the council would care about it
Double pronged attack then. See if you can get a contact for environmental health officer for the litter and nuisance and the planning dept might have HSEs who'd be interested in the health and safety on site.Thanks, it's quite a lot of work both back an front of house, basically they are changing quite a bit as well as extending
The noise is kept during decent hours so can't complain about that, personally they are quite lazy, start about 10, go for lunch then leave around 3, but it's the numerous vans abandoned all over the road, blocking drives, rubbish that's more the problem, an mentioning anything to them directly just results in them being smart arses an laughing about it
I just would like a finish date Tbh, I'll check with the council an see if maybe they have any idea, because it's private housing I just wasn't sure if the council would care about it
You might get a rough date from the company doing the works or the property owner but if you've ever seen Grand Designs you'll see nothing with building works goes to plan! And it could just be the first round of works sadly. The council won't have any knowledge of it and even if the planning officer is involved GDPR would probably put the breaks on them divulging anything. Checking their planning application online though, if they have one, could give you an idea on the scope of the works and the planning decision will tell you if any special conditions have been applied. It'll also show any neighbour objections. Nothing brings neighbours together like objecting to planning so if you recognise any names that haven't been redacted on rejections, you could ask them to support your complaint too.It's a pity I wouldn't get an end date, even if it was a rough estimate it would be enough, it just seems to be going on weeks when others have had work done an its been a fraction of the time
If it falls under permitted development they wouldn't have needed it. Might be worth a call into the planning department, If they did need planning and haven't got it they are the ones to stop them.Done a search right back to beginning of the year an nothing has come up, also done a postcode search an I've seen other houses in our street but not there's, does this mean that they haven't applied for planning in the first place? The most recent I could search from was 28th July an they started long before then
Thanks, might enquire about it, it's starting to turn into a monstrosity if am being honest, more an more crap is being put up out front, personally at that stage you are as well just buying a house you like rather than practically change everything about the one you have, they only moved in last summer as wellIf it falls under permitted development they wouldn't have needed it. Might be worth a call into the planning department, If they did need planning and haven't got it they are the ones to stop them.
Excuse my ignorance but why can the landlord now call bailiffs? Have you been served a Section 21 notice and a possession order been granted by the court?My neighbour next in terrace, other side, has spent all day drilling various parts of house, from 9am-7pm. I only have a bed and the place has been vibrating so much I’m in agony (and landlords painting, on inventory smashed), finally got out of bed to see they’ve erected outside a massive two storey extension. No permission sought. It’s huge and been built on a very dodgy crumbly wall that decades ago (70s) formed part of the house I live in which collapsed before it being renovated to what it is now. That wall is extremely unstable.
The noisy renovations have cost me my therapy (wait list is MONTHS) so landlord can now call on bailiffs to kick me out. They knew about it but their gardener turned up meaning it couldn’t be done due to noise and bedsit stinking of petrol. Thr next door started.
It’s not section 21 in wales. Paperwork is all in order. They agreed to postpone action only if I was doing therapy (for which there is only on for hoarding disorder) which I now am not.Excuse my ignorance but why can the landlord now call bailiffs? Have you been served a Section 21 notice and a possession order been granted by the court?
The general rule of thumb is construction work can go ahead from 7:30/8am until 6pm week days. If they have not planning and need it, report this to the local planning office.
You also have 3 years to start development from planning so it could be that and the previous owners secured the permission. Plus, if they started the work within 3 years but didn’t finish they’re still allowed to finish. No way of telling unless you speak to the planning department if there’s nothing online.Thanks, might enquire about it, it's starting to turn into a monstrosity if am being honest, more an more crap is being put up out front, personally at that stage you are as well just buying a house you like rather than practically change everything about the one you have, they only moved in last summer as well
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