I'm not saying all visibility splays are public amenity land. It is just that the poor old OP has had rather a tough time of it with the Planners and I didn't want them spend a shed load of money creating a lovely front garden just for the Planners to come along and spoil the party. I was merely suggesting they check to make sure it is deemed to be garden land/private amenity space. It is one of those Planning minefields that unless you have stumbled in to it before it never occurs to people.
Appeal or withdraw and submit new application?
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I'm not saying all visibility splays are public amenity land. It is just that the poor old OP has had rather a tough time of it with the Planners and I didn't want them spend a shed load of money creating a lovely front garden just for the Planners to come along and spoil the party. I was merely suggesting they check to make sure it is deemed to be garden land/private amenity space. It is one of those Planning minefields that unless you have stumbled in to it before it never occurs to people.
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