Presumably based on that drawing they're removing their side-access issues, and by building upto the green line, you're not losing any additional side access - i.e. it's not a shared access.
I can see light being reduced a fair bit, but i don't think those are valid grounds for objections?
Edit: No idea about the boiler though, wouldn't they just be forced to use one of those directional vents to vent the flue upwards rather than outwards towards your property.
as a potential neighbour to such an extension,
I'd want to confirm my 'right to light' had not been impinged, whch would give a legitimate claim to protest/injunct the extension.
https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Rights_to_light
there seems to be some simulators sketchup/velux, which are interesting to evalauate lighting in an extension iteself, for aspect of house.
Will take a look, thank you.(can't see the plan, but,) maybe investigate 'right to light'
Yeah. And £714 per sq/ftIs your house really 3.2m wide? Thats absoultly tiny
I agree I just don't see myself ever recovering the cost. We are still pot-bound in terms of bedrooms and living space, I just get another 6 kitchen cabinets...I'd personally ask the builders and the neighbor if you could do the same would the builders offer a good deal on a double job? It would be less work to do both at the same time than individually.
What he's looking for looks extremely reasonable.
Notice came through yesterday. Ironically they are also asking for a sky light on their 1st floor bathroom due to light issues, and then page two is a note about how it'll stop "no more than acceptable" amount of light through my kitchen
We would need party wall anyway as they are planning to build on the boundary and we are within about 2 metres of each other. They would have to disturb my patio to build.
Is there a service I can pay for, for someone to respond properly? Concerned I will just rant and rave and not really make any articulate points.
Thanks. I assume the planning process is entirely separate to the party wall decision?I believe yes, you can appoint your own party wall surveyor or either ask them to appoint one on your behalf (at their cost). It's 100 pc worth doing. They will generally be impartial. Unfortunaley i havent done a project with party wall for a few years so out of touch about how to get one appointed. Best you phone and speak to a couple of surveyors, they'll point you in the right direction, or they may be some guidance on the party wall notice itself if that's what they have given you.