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Under the Party Wall Act, neighbours can build up to the party wall line without permission. They can build on their own land, providing it doesn't impact neighbouring properties. Neighbours can tell you out of courtesy but they are not required to inform you of house extensions or any work taking place on their home.

How close to your neighbour's boundary can you build your extension? You can build your extension up to 50mm from your neighbours' boundary as long as you have either Permitted Development Rights or have Planning Permission. This could be a suitable option if you aren't able to secure a Party Wall Agreement.

The local planning authority will review all the comments/ objections received and will take those ? which are relevant from a planning perspective ? into consideration. The planning authority may then prepare a report for the planning committee (comprised of local councillors).

Flood risk activities permit You need a flood risk activity permit, previously called flood defence consent, if you want to do work: on or near a main river. on or near a flood defence structure. on or near a sea defence.

You may file a civil case against him for the tort of private nuisance and claim injunction order against your neighbour. Why should one neighbour put up construction with the roof of that construction hanging over another neighbour's property that is causing flooding to the said property? This is a big issue.

The Environment Agency will not normally change your flood risk activity permit within 3 years of you receiving it. It may change your permit if: you apply to change your permit, for example if you want to add temporary or enabling works related to the works you have a permit for.

Can I look at plans relating to a property that I do not own? No, plans deposited with a local authority under the Building Regulations are not documents which the public are entitled to inspect under the Local Government Act 1972. However, with the owners written authorisation you may be able to view the plans.