RE: Re: Waaayyyyy OT: Planning permission

[steve.cooper@xxxxxxx]

> That is a bit odd, but dunno if it makes sense.

We have certainly had good success with getting things changed in the
past.
In most cases the best approach is to book an appointment with the
planning
officer assigned to the particular case.  They are quite friendly and
are
really just acting as a go between you and the part concerned therefore
they are looking for the compromise solution that leaves both parties
happy
and best of all the don't charge a fee.

S.



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