Decisions on terraced properties ignore current usage

In this video, I look at appeal decisions concerned with terraced properties and the question of which side of the terrace is the Principal Elevation. In the cases reviewed, Inspectors make decisions on terraced properties that ignore current usage.
0.00 Intro
0:28 Project 1
2:03 Project 2
3:41 Project 3
5:16 Project 4
This is just one video of the 17-part "Principal Elevation" series that looks at Planning Appeal Decisions for Permitted Development householder applications.
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[@muhammadishfaq3528]

Eagerly waiting for next series. This series very much cleared the concept of principle elevation.

[@efkor]

Thanks. Hope you like the next series ...