It depends. If the owner didn’t even present to the jury I’d say yes. [/quote]
Apparently the owners submitted plans but they were not approved. I was not involved in discussions but I understand they were asked to modify the plans and basically refused. They are currently in the process of the remodel.
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If the rejection is because he’s blocking views, I’d agree.
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This is the issue. The remodel will encroach into the neighbors view. (Fortunately not mine though)
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If the rejection is because someone thinks he’s building “too big” I’d say no.
If the rejection is because he isn’t incorporating enough ‘green’ technology I’d say no.
If the rejection was because the house IS too big and he’s encroaching on the sunlight space, air flow space and psychological distance of the neighbors, I’d say yes. But this get’s very subjective.[/quote]
No one is complaining about the size, or lack of green technology, or air flow.
