Our neighbour is going through planning permission for an extension that builds up to our own extension - the houses are terraced and our extension is built right up to the boundary line. Our extension was built in 1995 and we bought the house in 2006. Our boiler flue in the kitchen and upstairs bathroom fan extract out on to the neighbours side where he is going to build up to. I think now that the regs would not allow this but can only assume that when our extension was built they did and the owner of next doors property at the time had no objection as it went through planning permission fine.
The neighbour now obviously needs both the fan and boiler flue re-locating so he can build his wall up to ours.
I am unhappy because if it is moved there is going to disruption, mess and cost involved. However, I understand he has the right to build his extension but who is responsible for the cost of re-directing our flue and fan vents?
The neighbour now obviously needs both the fan and boiler flue re-locating so he can build his wall up to ours.
I am unhappy because if it is moved there is going to disruption, mess and cost involved. However, I understand he has the right to build his extension but who is responsible for the cost of re-directing our flue and fan vents?
