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I thought about that in the original post but would rather not - knowing my luck she will see this and that would make it all really awkward!0
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The lane would have been set out be the developer, Get lots of photos taken, You could come home one day to find workmen digging up your concrete to widen the road.
And Its always nice when a thread comes with photos in the first post.0 -
Maybe it is worth looking at the original planning documents?0
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I have them as well as the full sized deed plan. There is a key with sizing, but nothing specific linked to the dimensions of the properties or road. I’ve used this to map out what I think is accurate.0
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Do any of the associated documents mention anything about the access, parking or use of the land?0
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The lawyer was clear, we can do what we want on the lad, park or not, as long as the access is not obstructed.0
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