Has anyone been given legal advice on the refusal of a planning application
on the grounds of the impact of proposed new residential development on
private amenity of adjacent land owner/s directly as a result of
foreseeable complaint under ASBA 2003 from owners of new dwelling? I have
been aware that this type of issue was likely to arise fairly soon as a
result of the rampant infill development in certain parts of the Borough.
Any legal precedent in this or other similar issues of indirect impact on
neighbouring amenity would be much appreciated.
If cases are current or information is not suitable for posting, please
fell free to contact me off forum.
Many thanks
Andy Clout
Landscape and Tree Officer
Waverley Borough Council
01483 523309
aclout@xxxxxxxxx.gov.uk
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