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    Hi Charles 1 – thanks for your input and I can very well appreciate that council would be concerned with overlooking neighbouring properties but I just wonder how everyone else in suburbia manages to either build a second story or build a townhouse etc when they have neighbours to deal with? I mean, a large portion of houses in my area are double story. How do they avoid over-looking their neighbours?

    Hi Hrub – thanks also for your input. I didn’t know that it would be ‘rule’ that we would have to put a garage in between the two properties. Thought that perhaps the garage/car space could go at the end of the existing driveway. But as I have said, we haven’t looked into anything so we really don’t know much to begin with. Placing a garage inbetween the two buildings – a) not sure there would be room inbetween and b) it might then interfere with the northern light we get through our glass doors if there was a tall building close to our house.

    Hmmm, starting to realise that our land space might not be conducive to a subdivision. Would be ideal to knock down and redevelop two properties but our house is too newly renovated so not worth it (yet). Really appreciate your input though – all food for thought. Thanks.

    Thanks again both.
    Monty1

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    Thank you everyone for your valuable input – I appreciate you all taking the time to give me your advice or share your experience/knowledge.
    We are putting these subdivision plans on the back burner until we have dealt with some major drainage issues we are having and is taking all of our ‘head space’. Will be back to visit this ‘idea’ at some point in the near future. Until then…. thanks again for giving me some things to go on with.

    Monty

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