We live 'in the curtilage of 'a listed farmhouse courtyard development' building in the curtilage of North York Moors planning. Our new neighbour arrived saying he had permission for a number of things such as a new paint scheme, new doors, window, gas flu near roof ridge, garage doors and an external steps railing and promptly went ahead and did them upsetting the balance of our courtyard. He had 'proper' permission for the railings and garage doors. There was no written planning permission for the rest. As we had been quite rightly refused when we had applied verbally for many of the same changes, I phoned NYM and, amongst other things asked whether verbal planning permission existed and how could we discover the wording of the permission that we had never been asked our opinion about (unlike written permission) as it doesn't appear on their search engine, despite the applicant getting follow up mail. Also,despite a much vaunted 24 hour response to calls and 10 day for emails I have had noresponse whatsoever in 3 weeks and was told no, I could not call round and discuss it with the listed building person!
All this gives me the impression that someone in planning verbally boobed and now there's a desperate attempt at a cover up. An impression only but we are still none the wiser.
What exactly are the regulations concerning verbally applied for permission?
Thanks,
All this gives me the impression that someone in planning verbally boobed and now there's a desperate attempt at a cover up. An impression only but we are still none the wiser.
What exactly are the regulations concerning verbally applied for permission?
Thanks,