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well done for consulting beforehand. i had a mate who didn't mention anything and naively submitted plans to the council. he didn't realise that the plans go up on their website which the surveyors monitor and then go round to the neighbours and scaremonger them into using their services. good luck with it all anyway but be prepared to stomach 1k + in the process.
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This was obviously one thing we did right as we had no objections and one letter of support. We have no idea who the letter of support was from, it's very mysterious! Maybe someone just liked the cut of our architectural jib?
That's ace. I've only had three letters of support ever, and they were all on one application after a neighbour had leafleted the whole area trying to drum up opposition and the people were opposed to that kind of nimbyism. BTW - If you check the case officers report for the planning application it may well say who the letter is from.
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Oh and @AirTime yes we consulted thoroughly with all the neighbours before applying for planning permission. This was obviously one thing we did right as we had no objections and one letter of support. We have no idea who the letter of support was from, it's very mysterious! Maybe someone just liked the cut of our architectural jib?