Flawed logic on dormers for end-terraced house

In this video I look at 5 appeal decisions against refusals to issue Lawful Development Certificates (LDCs) for a roof extension. The first 4 appeals were dismissed. They involved converting a mid-terrace hip roof to a mid-terrace gable-end roof. The 5th appeal that features in this video was allowed. I think this was a flawed decision on dormers for an end-terraced house and I’ll explain why after I’ve run through appeal decisions Nos 1 to 4.
0.00 Intro
0:43 Project 1
0:55 Project 1 3D
2:04 Project 2
2:22 Project 3
2:32 Project 4
2:41 Project 5
3:06 Project 5 3D
3:59 Project 5 Inspector
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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