Garden Law Discussion

arborlad

arborlad: The PO has written to our land surveyor to say "I am aware that your clients have erected a 2m high fence and it appears that they have incorporated land to be included in their residential curtilage. This constitutes a change of use of land and requires planning permission" This is land ...

arborlad

November20 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 10:54 am 3. Planning have said as it is unregistered we cannot fence it off,

................again, this is not a planning matter and they are talking nonsense - there must be thousands of miles of fencing sitting on unregistered land.

Is the above in writing, can you quote it exactly?

arborlad

- apart from the defined access point the boundary of our track and their plot is an old hedge Who owns the hedge? That's never been discussed. Gate posts were on the inner side of the hedge but in order to not cause unnecessary 'arguments' my parents have allowed them to assume ownership of the he...

arborlad

Not sure if this has already been asked and answered, do you have NFU or CLA membership?

arborlad

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21668

arborlad

One of my concerns is that I believe the planning officer has shown bias in this case as a number of neighbours, who I have no issue with, have extended into unregistered land without pp and the po hasn't enforced that. Unless there is something we are unaware of - this is not a planning matter.

arborlad

arborlad wrote: ↑Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:42 pm viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21967

Now merged.

arborlad

We have been told by the housing association that they (or we) cannot legally prune back the overhanging branches as it is a Polar :lol: tree and these are self pruning - is this correct?? ..............would love to know what position this person holds at the HA (no names please)................an...

arborlad

............ we are going to re-use the stock fencing already in place and just pay for the labour. Have you got stock or do you intend getting any?..................if not, there are better options for a boundary fence. Although you are sharing the costs, do ensure the finished fence is in one own...

arborlad

Hi Jules I was wondering what the eventual resolution was to this issue- I have a very similar issue pending and I am really hoping for an amicable solution. I don't see a way of keeping the tree and the wall, but I would favour removal of the tree for light and debris reasons, whereas my neighbour...

arborlad

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=21967

arborlad

Collaborate wrote: ↑Wed Jul 01, 2020 10:03 am You shouldn't start a new thread. Continue here: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=21798&p=216998#p216998

arborlad

arborlad wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 6:42 pm Which of your other threads does this relate to?

arborlad

Have spoken to the local water authority and they say their records say that the pipe serving our house is our private pipe with no neighbours joining it. What should our next move be? Thank you in advance Contact the water authority and tell them this: We have discovered our neighbours waste pipe ...

arborlad

So Arborlad is another fencer who leaves huge lumps of concrete in the ground ........nice one when the poor neighbour is landed with digging it out !! Your frequent and unfounded allegations are becoming more delusional. If there is concrete in the way of something, it is removed or reduced as nec...

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