124 BRYNLAND AVENUE 14/00565/H
We consider that the proposed rear extension would be overbearing and likely to affect the amenity of the neighbouring property by blocking out daylight. This problem would be reduced if the overall height of the eaves of the extension on the boundary was reduced from 2.6m to say 2.2m, which would be only slightly higher than the existing separating boundary garden wall.
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Bishopston Society's response to planning application for 124, Bryland Avenue
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