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Boundary Fence with trellis attached to the top !!!!

Discussion in 'Garden Projects and DIY' started by Spruce, May 4, 2012.

  1. Scrungee

    Scrungee Well known for it

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    I initially thought of that suggestion, but as the Environment Agency is involved, and the garden is beside a river, it would appear there are probably restrictions in place regarding impermeable fences (like chain link should be used rather than timber boarded), resticting planting of trees/shrubs within a certain distance of river banks, and preventinting construction of anything that obstructs the flood plain. The latter could prevent localised ground raising behind a fence bordering a river.

    Am I on the right lines Spruce?
     
  2. Spruce

    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    You are very correct lots of restictions but I meet them all as a "riperian owner"

    Spruce
     
  3. westwales

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    So if your fence isn't marking your boundary it isn't a boundary fence! Job done surely.
     
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    • Spruce

      Spruce Glad to be back .....

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      Thats a brilliant idea , put that down on the list

      Thanks West Wales from South Wales:ccheers:

      Spruce
       
    • Fidgetsmum

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      That was my thought too
       
    • *dim*

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      get permission from the farmer to keep the height .... it joins his land, and he can decide .... and tell him to place 'No Tresspassing' signs on his property

      the hedge law states that if the hedge is over 2.3m tall, and someone complains about lack of light, the owner can be asked to prune them to a formula (and that only applies if there are 3 or more Leylandii planted next to each other

      here is a link to the high hedge law in the UK
      http://freespace.virgin.net/clare.h/index.htm

      and to stall things in the meantime, complain about the council .... here is the link:
      http://freespace.virgin.net/clare.h/hdg2TrblB.htm
       
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      • Spruce

        Spruce Glad to be back .....

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        Update Good news at last

        Hi all

        I rang Thursday morning and was shocked that I got the correct person to speak to, he was very nice on the phone and when I explained all the problems seemed very understanding and that I would fax through the letter from the Enviroment Agency that had already given me permision to keep the fence and also the height of the fence .
        He then told me no need as
        the case is closed and they are taking no futher action , and sugetsed I filled out the paper work he sent me so I dont have any come backs in the future .
        I am in the process of filling out all the paper work and have a friend who is a solicitor so I will get him to check it over before I send recorded delivery

        Spruce:dancy: :dancy:
         
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        • HYDROGEN86

          HYDROGEN86 Head Gardener

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          Well done Spruce :blue thumb: glad to hear you got it sorted
           
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          • westwales

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            That's great news. Weight off your mind but nice that you let us all know too.
             
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            • Bilbo675

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              Great news Spruce, back to enjoying your garden without the worry of having to do some unplanned work.....:dbgrtmb:
               
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              • Lolimac

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                And rightly so Spruce....great news:dbgrtmb:
                 
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                • chitting kaz

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                  fantastic news
                  glad you can stop worrying :goodpost:
                   
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                    Great news and really pleased it was sorted so quickly and sensibly :blue thumb:
                     
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                    • Folly Mon

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                      Grate News :dancy:

                      Saves us Going Down the Council in a SHERMAN TANK OR A SPIT FIRE :lunapic 130165696578242 5:

                      Serious Tho Grate Result :WINK1:
                       
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                      • Fidgetsmum

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                        Brilliant. It's nice to know that occasionally - just occasionally - bureaucracy knows its place. :hapydancsmil:
                         
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