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PS: according to this topic, blocking diodes are recommended in general (independent of parallel or series arrangement of panels), in order for the battery not discharge over the panels. But I assume that everybody has a
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6 FAQs about [Dispute over photovoltaic panels blocking light in villa]
Are solar panels a'material' planning consideration?
However, there are strict policies and if it is not a 'material' planning consideration, then the planning authority can ignore it. If your neighbour proposes an extension that blocks light to your solar panels, is that a 'material' planning consideration? This was recently considered in the case of McLennan v Medway Council.
Is a solar extension a'material' planning consideration?
If your neighbour proposes an extension that blocks light to your solar panels, is that a 'material' planning consideration? This was recently considered in the case of McLennan v Medway Council. Mr McLennan had solar panels on his residential property. His next-door neighbour applied for planning permission for an extension.
What if I'm concerned about loss of light to my property?
If you’re concerned about loss of light to your property, get in touch with our expert team of litigators today on 01634 811118 or fill out an online enquiry form. If your neighbour is undertaking any type of building work, they must consider whether the development will affect your right to light.
Can solar panels stop development next door?
Obtaining planning permission can be fraught with difficulties. This case highlights just one of them and possibly opens the way for people to install solar panels not just to generate electricity but to possibly stop development next door.
Can a planned development cause a loss of light?
If there is a planned development which you believe will result in a loss of light, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible. You may be in a strong position to make a loss of light planning objection. If any rooms classed as ‘habitable’ are likely to be affected, this may add more weight to your application.
How can a right to light complaint be resolved?
Resolving a right to light complaint doesn’t always have to go through the courts, which can take a lot of time and lead to excessive costs. For example, RICS has set up a Neighbour Disputes Service that acts as an neutral arbitrator that is quicker and cheaper than using the formal routes available by the government.