Last year bought pop singer Tone Damli and his partner Markus Waterfall is a two-story villa on Blommenholm outside Oslo. The couple paid just under 9.5 million for their new home.
Originally the plan would refurbish the house from 1920, but because of the house’s condition delivered the couple an application to Bærum municipality to demolish the villa to build a new house on the site.
The plan met with apparent resistance from several neighbors.
According to TV2 received planning and building department in Bærum three letters from neighbors who wished municipality should stop the couple’s building plans, but all the letters turned out to be from nonexistent people.
One of the complaints has been signed with a name that does not exist in the National Register, one is from an address that does not exist and the third is delivered anonymously.
– I find it very boring that someone will thwart us. Of course you want everything to go smoothly when one is in such a process. It turns out that this is not so, she said to TV 2 program Good Evening Norway.
Dagbladet has talked to the singer’s manager, David Eriksen, who says Tone Damli not want to comment further at this time.
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