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Wall blocking Bournemouth homeowner’s sea view is removed

World · First reported 3 Nov, 13:13 · Updated 13:46

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A developer has taken down an unauthorised wall beside Liz Bates’s home in Bournemouth after a planning inspector found it harmful to her property and the council rejected a replacement screen proposal. Bates remains concerned that another application could follow.

  • The 16ft-by-6ft brick wall was built without planning permission beside a development in Bournemouth and blocked Liz Bates’s sea view.
  • A planning inspector found the wall’s impact harmful, and the council unanimously rejected the developer’s proposal to replace it with an opaque glass screen. The wall has now been removed.
  • Bates said she was hesitant to celebrate because she feared the developer might apply to install another form of wall.
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Location
Bournemouth, Dorset
Wall dimensions
16ft by 6ft
Estimated effect on home value
£50,000
Wall status
Removed
Replacement proposal
An opaque glass screen; rejected unanimously by the council

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