View from home:

In a residential cul-de-sac 100’s of these TYPES of trucks appeared with out warning in August 2016 – often at a a rate of 10 per hour. Simultaneously, we experienced extensive damage to our property. We tried to speak to the Developer, the Council and the School about this damaging and  dangerous, unapproved traffic on our road. Demolition occurred in the opposite direction to that described in the planning documents and there were other issues around unapproved lighting. Their reply?

1: It wasn’t us.

2: It didn’t happen.

3: We’ve got planning.

4: Liability can not be linked to us.

It was them, it did happen and they didn’t have planning permission.

 

Demolition occurred in the opposite direction to that described in the planning documents:

Excavators travelled up and down the adjacent lane shaking our house:

Types of trucks montage:

The view from our cul-de-sac:  1

The view from our cul-de-sac:  3

The view from our cul-de-sac:  3

Site compound can be clearly seen obstructing entry from the main road .

Site compound being dismantled 17 Feb 2017.

Clear obstructions (site compound LHS and haulage container boxes RHS) to site entry from the main road.

3 Lights installed without planning permission.

Apparently for illuminating access through a gated lane which is locked at both ends 24 hrs a day 7 days a week.

Part of our garden – lights off.

Part of our garden – lights on.

Saturday 8:00 am, The Sound of Living at Home:

Thursday 8:45 am, The Sound of Living at Home:

 

What would you draw? See some of what I’ve drawn about this experience: One Year of Life at Home