An Italian property mogul and her husband claim their neighbour has breached building height regulations, obscuring their scenic view.
Cape Town - An Italian property mogul and her husband, supported by the Camps Bay and Clifton Ratepayers Association in a public petition, have claimed their neighbour has breached building height regulations, obscuring their scenic view.
“While the owner claims that only the rear is affected, lowering the roof to meet regulations would effectively eliminate the third storey – resulting in a building that is far less imposing on our streetscape and would allow better views from across the street. But their neighbour, Sajeel Maharaj, a businessman, said the allegations were an attack on his image publicly and that the full extent of his planning approval was not known, which gave him the right to build.
“In any event, the plans should not have been approved without a departure – and none was sought nor granted.” “The Title Deed for my property allows a building up to 10 metres and accordingly, irrespective of how the roof were to slope, I would still be entitled to have a 10-metre wall facing her property.
Cape Town Properties Sajeel Maharaj Angela Cingolani Camps Bay Cape Town City Of Cape Town Italian Central Drive Clifton Ratepayers Association Cape Argus The City Spatial Planning And Environment Eddie Andrews The Title Deed Www Iol Co Za/Capeargus Cbcra Chris Willemse Tafelberg
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Camps Bay Residents Protest Delivery Services After Fatal CrashA tragic accident involving a delivery rider in Camps Bay has sparked outrage among residents who are blaming one-hour grocery delivery services for the tragedy. Residents took to social media to express their concerns over the safety of delivery riders, citing this as the fourth accident involving a delivery driver in the area within a week.
Read more »
How nightmare Airbnb guests destroyed a R20 million Camps Bay propertyDiscover the world of IOL, bringing you a mix of current news across politics, sport, business, motoring and lifestyle. Telling your stories and driving change!
Read more »
R20 million Camps Bay home destroyed by Airbnb guestsAs an Airbnb host, you open your home to strangers, hoping they'll treat it with respect. However, sometimes, the complete opposite occurs.
Read more »
Stormers Star Hospitalised With E. Coli After Camps Bay SwimDan du Plessis, a Stormers player, was hospitalized last week due to an E. coli infection. While the exact source is unconfirmed, it is suspected he contracted the infection during a swim at Camps Bay. Despite spending a few days on a drip, du Plessis is expected to be available for selection in the Stormers' upcoming URC game against the Bulls.
Read more »
Soweto Derby gossip: Starting XIs & news from Pirates & Chiefs campsOrlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs fans are beside themselves with excitement and nerves. Here are ALL the Soweto Derby deets you need.
Read more »
Defence Minister Motshekga says SANDF camps safe in DRC, Ramaphosa issues warning to RwandaSouth Africa has called for a ceasefire in the DRC region, Defence Minister Angie Motshekga confirmed, saying a war cannot be won through arms but “it can only be won if we sit down and negotiate'.
Read more »