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Neighbour is taking down MY fence!

lynnemcf · 2008-02-04 13:56:07

My neighbour has planning permission for an extension. I objected to his extension and stated that under no circumstances could he take down the fence. As I left for work this morning, he handed me a builders business card and said his builder is starting work today, and will be taking down the fence. Does anyone have any…

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marybishop Posts: 761 Forumite

5 February 2008 at 11:20PM

lynnemcf wrote: »

I finally found the right person to talk to (neighbours have moved out, house now owned by a developer). They have promised that my fence will not be taken down or damaged in any way (I recorded the phone call) and will confirm that in writing.

They said that the building works will take 6 weeks, and they said there will be noise and dust (really!).

But if they are excavating up to the boundary line they should still be serving notice under the PW Act even if they are being nice about it.

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