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BCP Council put the car park up for sale in 2017 when it was underused but changed their minds and denied two planning applications. They were overruled after Vivir Estates launched an appeal and a planning inspector sided with them despite 1,500 locals objecting to the plans. Vivir Estates has been contacted for a comment over the allegedly illegal privacy wall. Speaking after the application was approved in 2023, they said the development would enhance the area and help raise property prices. Eddie Fitzsimmons, of Vivir Estates, said: 'No homeowner in the UK has the right to a view, that is civil law. 'This is a plot of land in front of existing properties and, yes, it is unfortunate that people are going to lose their views. 'But I think this development is going to enhance the area and property prices will go up as a result.' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15107455/Developers-householders-sea-view-concrete-wall-flats.html I'm confused, can't build a cabin in the middle of nowhere (in case anyone else has similar notions), or a porch in front of your cold door as 'conservation zone', but can build gypsy village because 'diversity', can build 4 story block of flats in front of everyone else because 'property prices'?? 'civil servants' ..........

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BCP Council put the car park up for sale in 2017 when it was underused but changed ... [more]	LP12	21:38:06
>> Greased palms there for certain	Denc 🗡	22:07:24

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