lialwarrior
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Just think about it; they should need planning permission to change a window to a door.
Are you sure about that? An extension can be built without permission if it doesn't exceed a set of guidelines, I've seen neighbours add patio doors without permission. Is adding a door considered so major a change that planning permission is always required?
Are you sure about that? An extension can be built without permission if it doesn't exceed a set of guidelines, I've seen neighbours add patio doors without permission. Is adding a door considered so major a change that planning permission is always required?
davy is correct....
there is no exempted development to the external of non-domestic buildings. as the op stated that it is intended to be used as a conference centre then its not domestic, therefore planning is required
Im slightly shocked by how mean and un-neighbourly you all are. Why would you not want the people in that building to escape from fire over your land? Would you prefer them to burn to death?
The neighbour is building a fire door on his own building. Hes not stealing anything from anyone.If your neighbour put his hand in your pocket and removed your weeks wages or better still took and used your atm card to withdraw 20 grand; how would you feel ?
Are you a judge or something? Show me the Act of Oireachteas that says converting a window to a door is "illegal"The fact is that property = money and if the neighbour is building something illegal and trying to get away with this then he is not only behaving unlawfully
No I cant.Cant' you see why any landowner would be concerned ?
No, why? Did I give that impression?Or do you believe that people have the right to build absolutely anything they like without any concern for their neighbours ?
You're missing the point. Why can they not build the escape on any of the other 3 walls? Why did they deliberate put it on this wall?
I agree with you there.Mercantilist, The OP's neighbour should have discussed it with him first and came to some arrangement.
I disagree. I think its perfectly acceptable to trespass, when youre escaping from a burning building.you just can't trespass onto private property without consent. there are also insurance issues.
The neighbour isnt putting in a door, hes putting in a Fire Door. If if was a regular door, I would agree with you.If your neighbour was to put a door in, that opened into your back lawn, what would you think?
In a roundabout way he is stealing the neighbours peace of mind but in a very real way ...................etc
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