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OH MY GOODNESS ME! So it gets even better! We had a planning officer arrive this afternoon as expected, but turns out he wasn't there about the extension but apparently "someone" reported my husbands garage as being used for commercial purposes (he is a joiner but works on building sites NOT...

The windows from where they would draw any lines are essentially her patio doors in her dining room area :-( Do they work with you to suggest amendments to plans or will they just outright reject?

The ERYC guidance states that anything of 3.5m deep is generally acceptable, but that each development proposal will have it's own merits. They take into account orientation of the site (we are south facing) and things such as whether it will overlook overshadow neighbouring properties (which is...

Thanks so much everyone for your replies. I will offer a cuppa, and generally just be friendly and open - thats all i can do. I guess i thought it was because of the objection that they were visiting my home - but it seems to be the normal thing to do as part of the application....? Thanks...

Genuinely have no clue.

Thanks for raising that point jonbey. Is it appropriate to converse with them whilst they are here?! Maybe appropriate to discuss the weather :LOL: but specifics of the application?

Thank you. Is the planning officer just attending to adhere to processes? It all just seems very drastic :(

Hi Everyone, I posted on here a few weeks ago regarding panicking about my neighbour objecting to our proposed single storey extension. She has basically :-( We want to extend out by 4.3m from the rear of our house, with a flat roof of maximum height 3m at the eaves. See drawings attached...

Thanks so much. We wont be going deeper than the house foundation, and will not encroach on her land in anyway. God I love this forum. Thank you.

Thanks everyone for your inputs. The application was processed the other day without any acknowledgement to their previous concerns about eaves heights..

Hi everyone, I would so much appreciate your help. We are planning a single storey kitchen extension to the rear of our semi detached house. We do not get along with our adjoining neighbour so are treading veerrrrrrry carefully with this and want to dot the Is and cross the Ts. My question is...

Thank you all again for your inputs. In this link is the measurement shown for a double storey extension? Or is the principle the same in that the eaves height is governed by the highest point... again thanks, sorry if it's like spoon feeding... Honestly planning this extension has been such...

Thanks so much for your quick reply. I do get that vibe, however cant seem to think why the planning department overlooked it. Maybe the drawings didnt make the slope clear enough... I tend to be a bit of a stress head and impatient when it comes to waiting for responses from the planning...

Hi Everyone! I have scoured this thread for answers to my planning query - which is around from which point we measure the eaves height for our proposed single storey extension (flat roof). Our property is located on sloping ground, however it doesn't slope from "front to back" like most...