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I'm not sure of the details, not on that basis. Frankly, what I'd like, is a setup is the council would step in- The moment they're asked. They're not part of the picture until a party bring them in. 99% of the time, they're a active hinderance, at best. Massive costs, time and effort for...

Generally, the 'Libertarian' answer is "A lawsuit.". Slightly less flippant, there'll be arguments, sure. Occasional fights, even. Compare and contrast, with how it is in Sydney right now. The Reserve Bank of Australia did a study on Town Planning, and Sydney was slightly above average for...

While that's true, that should be between the owners in question. Because, when we let the Gov take that position, they slowly but surely, used it to screw everybody in Sydney.

Yes. The closer it is to those affected, the better it's likely to go, over all. On the other hand, local councils in Sydney, Australia, are toxic as hell. But, much of that is a lack of involovment of non-loonies, and some really insane State law. Really, why should the council have any...