16 Apr, 2015 @ 16:15
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Expat grandmother loses six-year battle against Estepona Town Hall to save her loft conversion

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AN expat grandmother has lost a six-year battle against Estepona Town Hall to save her loft conversion.

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FINAL VERDICT: For Terttu

Finnish expat Terttu Balson, 70, was this week forced to start demolishing the extension, even though her next door neighbour has one.

Incredibly she has also been fined €24,300 for building the extension without the correct planning permission despite her neighbour – and many others – in the Seghers development also having illegal extensions.

But it is not all doom and gloom for Balson.

The town hall has now granted her permission to construct a smaller extension after the original comes down.

To read our original report click here.

Rob Horgan

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