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Land beside my house
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When you construct the hill why not make it a burial ground? I have a pet dog you can use to start off with. I'll bring it over in a Bag For Life.MrLogical said:Thank you all. Some excellent thoughts and advice here. I’m going to do my garden soon and may use the surplus soil to create a hill that sections it off. I’ll also plant all sorts across it to close it off. Finally I’ll install a gate on my fence to make it accessible to myself only. That should do the trick.
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I have an email saying I am ok to plant things there and that they will maintain it. However, since this email was received, the management company have been twice and didn’t step foot in the area.Section62 said:
What form did this 'permission' take?MrLogical said:The developer told us we can plant things in there but not to hedge/fence it off.0 -
😂 DM me and I’ll give you the address.canaldumidi said:
When you construct the hill why not make it a burial ground? I have a pet dog you can use to start off with. I'll bring it over in a Bag For Life.MrLogical said:Thank you all. Some excellent thoughts and advice here. I’m going to do my garden soon and may use the surplus soil to create a hill that sections it off. I’ll also plant all sorts across it to close it off. Finally I’ll install a gate on my fence to make it accessible to myself only. That should do the trick.0 -
I should add that I already own hedges around the perimeter of this land which I was previously given the ok to plant to stop people from the road walking onto the development.
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It isn't my area, but I wonder whether what you have is a licence (with conditions), which may well complicate things if you ultimately attempt to claim the land as yours. Being in writing means reduced scope for misunderstandings over what was agreed.MrLogical said:
I have an email saying I am ok to plant things there and that they will maintain it. However, since this email was received, the management company have been twice and didn’t step foot in the area.Section62 said:
What form did this 'permission' take?MrLogical said:The developer told us we can plant things in there but not to hedge/fence it off.Others would be able to comment with better knowledge than I have on this subject.0
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