Families in Washington have recently tried to grow their backyards, which have been inspected by Northumberland County Council officials.
However, if she is told that she can take action if she does not ensure that the housing project is carried out in accordance with local law, at least one person will give her hope.
Angela Lee, a resident of Bole Fast Street, said: ‘Assets.
“There are cracks in the back lines that look like cracks.
Do they really need to hunt down people who have spent time and money to make their gardens beautiful? ”
She said, “We feel punished: There is a very nice house on the other side of the road and they are making mistakes, but there are others with weeds in their chests.
Angela, who underwent cancer treatment shortly before the onset of the cholera epidemic, was told that she had to confirm that she had installed the decoration in her garden four years ago or that she had to apply for a leave of absence.
If not, she will be subject to enforcement action by the council.
The hot tub and covered gazebo in front of the property, which was opposed by the planning authorities, have since been moved to the backyard, which does not comply with such strict development laws.
Caroline Ball, a member of the Labor County Council, said: “Covi has led many people to reconsider and find ways to make better use of their outdoor space, and for many, it is just a garden with a front yard.
“The council seems to be making little progress in renovating unsealed gardens.
But when they try to make their garden more useful and attractive, they ask other residents to apply for a permit.
Earlier this year, the presentation drew comparisons with the Shedgate row in Linnaeus, which said more than 70 homes could be hit by 6 206 pounds each to get a formal permit for councils and construction, many of which have stalled. For years.
A spokesman for the Northzemland County Council said a permit was needed for structures such as gazebo and front yard decoration.
He added, “In April 2021, the executive team received a report of a breach of plan at this address.
When we receive such a report, we are required by law to investigate, usually by making an initial visit to determine if a planning permit is required.
A visit to the site was made in May, which resulted in the construction of a deck and a gazebo without permission.
“The landlord is required to file a back-to-back application or remove unauthorized structures.
“The development does not benefit from the developmental rights that are allowed because it is in front of the elevation, and we have been in contact with other properties along the way,” he said.