Llangollen garden shed approved despite neighbour complaints

Summarised from North Wales Live's report · Updated 5 Nov, 10:27 · Archive

Denbighshire County Council approved a large timber shed at a Llangollen home after neighbours objected.

Denbighshire County Council's planning committee approved a retrospective application for a large timber shed at 1 Trem y Creigiau in Llangollen, voting 17 in favour and two against. The approval was for Adam Taylor's outbuilding and new access steps. Neighbours had objected citing concerns about overlooking and harm to residential amenity, and Mr Taylor agreed to remove a raised patio area deemed to infringe on neighbours' privacy.

Councillors imposed an additional condition requiring changes to the roofing material. Councillor Karen Edwards said the roof was visible from neighbours' properties upstairs and "to them it would look exactly like a commercial building". The application was a resubmission of a previously refused scheme that had been dismissed on appeal. Llangollen Town Council raised no objection to the proposals.

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