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Hi,
As I understand it from a previous thread a week or so back, it is permissable to build a garage extension right up to the boundary between neighbouring properties and the foundations can actually cross over. The idea being to eliminate unsightly gaps between extensions built side by side. If this is the case, what happens when the second person to build then wants to build up to the boundary too? Does his wall bear on those original foundations? If so, what happens if those foundations are only suitable for a single story and the second person wants to build higher? (I may be in a similar situation sometime. The original thread fizzled out.) Rockydell |
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