28-12-2023, 06:52 PM
Thanks Jeffrey. My neighbour said there were missing items and as a planming application it was unacceptable for such errors.
The problem I have is the only way at the moment I can get some idea of the overall system operational process is via google.
Indeed, one site goes into great detail about how many seconds a door is allowed to be open for vehicle access before closing, something very specific like 38 seconds. A lot of other talk as well to give reassurance. But, it seems this is from a system manufacturer and supplier. They will talk it up won't they.
It is when things don't turn out as planned and a nuisance is caused these things become headlines.
Too late then, as planning is already granted and fines are a last resort.
Council planning departments are a bit like toothless and mute guardogs. It is all the local residents that are the ones that suffer.
Rob
The problem I have is the only way at the moment I can get some idea of the overall system operational process is via google.
Indeed, one site goes into great detail about how many seconds a door is allowed to be open for vehicle access before closing, something very specific like 38 seconds. A lot of other talk as well to give reassurance. But, it seems this is from a system manufacturer and supplier. They will talk it up won't they.
It is when things don't turn out as planned and a nuisance is caused these things become headlines.
Too late then, as planning is already granted and fines are a last resort.
Council planning departments are a bit like toothless and mute guardogs. It is all the local residents that are the ones that suffer.
Rob
