Good news planning

[MikeSharp01]

Hi All. Got our planning permission today after 9 months of work and about £8K in fees and dispersements, first time through, did a pre planning session with the council, only 6 conditions, 2 Normal, 3 easy,  and one interesting - means we have to obscure a couple of landing windows so we cannot see the neighbours or perhaps they cannot see us! Anyway as soon as other half gets home from the opening of the new Tate extension we will crack a bottle of bubbly!

[Tennentslager]

Great news. 

Well done Mike, your planning costs are more than my build! Have a nice celebration?

[Stones]

Yes, congratulations.

[jack]

50 minutes ago, MikeSharp01 said:

Hi All. Got our planning permission today after 9 months of work and about £8K in fees and dispersements, first time through, did a pre planning session with the council, only 6 conditions, 2 Normal, 3 easy,  and one interesting - means we have to obscure a couple of landing windows so we cannot see the neighbours or perhaps they cannot see us! Anyway as soon as other half gets home from the opening of the new Tate extension we will crack a bottle of bubbly!

Great stuff.  I remember the feeling very well!

The build will bring its own stresses, so definitely take a moment to celebrate now!

[ToughButterCup]

I'd like to add my congratulations too!

[Nickfromwales]

Très bien 

[janedevon]

Great news well  done, the harder work starts now!!!!

[mafaldina]

Good news, how's the hangover?

 

[IanR]

Congrats Mike!

[Ferdinand]

13 hours ago, MikeSharp01 said:

Hi All. Got our planning permission today after 9 months of work and about £8K in fees and dispersements, first time through, did a pre planning session with the council, only 6 conditions, 2 Normal, 3 easy,  and one interesting - means we have to obscure a couple of landing windows so we cannot see the neighbours or perhaps they cannot see us! Anyway as soon as other half gets home from the opening of the new Tate extension we will crack a bottle of bubbly!

Be creative about the obscuring - either forget about it until someone notices or take the opportunity to do a stained or etched gass objet-d'art with a local artist.

And have some champers.

Ferdinand

 

Edited June 16, 2016 by Ferdinand

[MikeSharp01]

Thanks all, just sober now - agggghhhhhhh what have we done!