Dawlish Discussion

As Tesco's have reared their ugly head again here is a very quick guide to what and what cannot be considered if you lodge an objection to any planning application.

Can be considered:
* Being contrary to local or structure plan policies or government advice.
* Allowing overlooking windows, thereby resulting in lack of privacy.
* Having a poor design and appearance or being out of keeping with the character of an old building. or having on overbearing impact on an adjoining property.
* Result in the loss of important trees.
* Having adverse effect on traffic, road access, visibility or parking.
* Resulting in noise and disturbance affecting local people.

Cannot be considered:
* Loss of personal view from the particular property.
* Loss of property value
* That the development differs from what the developer told you personally they were intending.
* Disputes over land ownership
* Doubt over the integrity of the appliant
* Objections to the principle of development where an outline permission exists.

yawn

Actually I found that very interesting.

Not Viaduct again

Thanks for that it take time to put that information together much appreciated unlike the ignorant mindless "yawn" comment obviously no brain power available to construct such considered feedback!