Building in the back yard

[calgaryblood]

Originally Posted by Reaper

Sun exposure. I know if my neighbor built a garage that was overheight and it blocked out the sun into my yard I'd be a little choked.

How does this differ from a house blocking the sun?

[Reaper]

Originally Posted by calgaryblood

How does this differ from a house blocking the sun?

I’d take issue with anyone who built an overheight structure that blocked sun exposure to my yard. I already kicked at the darkness to get it so I’m not letting anyone steal it.

[malcolmk14]

I want to know how this ends.

[calgarywinning]

Hope for a flat roof here. Then it will be fine. If no flat roof then... offside.

[taco.vidal]

Fck that chit. Call 311 and get bylaw on his arse. If he has done things properly and has a permit then theres no issues for him. If this not to code, then time to tear it down. If that thing is as big as its made out to be, then its going to lower your property value and make the neighbourhood look like crap. The guy is probably going to be running a homebased car repair business out of there.

[llwhiteoutll]

Originally Posted by taco.vidal

Fck that chit. Call 311 and get bylaw on his arse. If he has done things properly and has a permit then theres no issues for him. If this not to code, then time to tear it down. If that thing is as big as its made out to be, then its going to lower your property value and make the neighbourhood look like crap. The guy is probably going to be running a homebased car repair business out of there.

OP will spend less time checking for himself if a permit was pulled using the link he was given than he will spend sitting on hold with 311. No need to call before he knows that.