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How close can a new building be erected to an existing property boundary fence? ... (Asked by Mick L)
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this varies from council to council but i think you will find it is 4inches, but only an idiot would build this close, cos it will need maintaining & you dont have to let them onto your property to do thsi more than once so beware check with your planning department & get it in writing then they cannot argue the fact...(Answered by Peter)

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how much does it cost to erect a conservatory? and do you need planning in the united kingdom ... (Asked by wave)
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Not usually, it would depend on the size of the conservatory, where you want to put it and if the house has been extended or altered before. But generally if it is of average size and at the back of the house there will be no problem especially if any of your your neighbours have one. You may need permission to move drains etc but this rarely necessary. Like houses conservatory's cost very different amounts. £2,000 for a basic DIY lean to on a slab base, £10,000 for a firm to do a half decent job including brick work and plaster. House ...(Answered by Stephen Fry)

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I erected a bamboo screen for privacy, but my neibour insists on hanging some of her washing on it,is this o.k ... (Asked by cyberman)
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That's up to you if it's ok or not. If you don't like it, talk to her about it. My neighbor always starts with "I don't mean to complain..............................................long pause................but"....(and then it comes). She's old and we just humor her....(Answered by Crunchy Sweet)

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I have erected a panel fence,the posts are concreted in the ground 1.5ft is there anything else to steady it.? ... (Asked by pinesy@btinternet.com)
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Panel fences don't usually need any additional stabilisation - you don't say how high the fence is so I don't know whether your posts are deep enough. If it is a six foot fence I would have probably gone down to two feet for the post holes, but you should be OK unless you live in a very windy area....(Answered by SusansHusband)

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builders have erected scaffold at the house next door now we cant recieve didgital tv? by law can we make them alter it or remove it has it has been up for 2 weeks without any work being done yet ... (Asked by lema g)
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just ask politely for them to take down a section of scaffold so your receiver has a clear line of site. and the answer is no,usually your neighbor is not obligated by law to let you have a clear view of any thing. this includes satalites. there are some exceptions for solar heating and power generation....(Answered by hillbilly named Possum)

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When a building or house is erected, who or what agency determines the address and what is the process? ... (Asked by tygertoy)
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In most cities, the City Planner is responsible for assigning this number. For smaller buildings, the new structure is given the number of the 'block' of land it is on. Particularly large buildings, or those receiving a great deal of land, may be given a special, extra-long number seemingly removed from the buildings around it, or may take up an entire block's worth of numbers (such as an office building have the address 1700 Waybossett Street, but the next building starting at 1801 Waybossett Street). You'll have to contact the city planner for tha particular city you ...(Answered by themayorbynight)

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The previous owners of my home erected a shed, but I just found out they had no permit. Who is liable? I just baught the home in Florida. I recieved notice from the HOA that there was never a permit posted for the erected shed. I have also found strutural damage to the home not listed in the disclosure. Who is liable??? Do I have other recourses? I have been in the home just shy of 90 days. The HOA stated this the third warning (though I have seen only one) and legal action may be taken against me. There is also water damage and structural damage to the house which was hidden from the pre-sale ... (Asked by silverback487)
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YOU...its your house...(Answered by betitodetroit)

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Will i get a fine for erecting a conservatory without freehold permission? I own my own house and 2 years ago put a conservatory up at the back of my house, we were told we didn't need planning permission because of the size etc. Today i recieved a letter from the 'freehold company' asking if i have a conservatory, extension, caravan on the property..i rang and they said i needed permission before erecting it... Anyone else been in this position and did u get a fine for this?.....(( in case u wondering what 'freehold' actually means..this means u own the house but they own the land its on)) No i own the ... (Asked by Rosie)
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The owner of the property can tear it down if it pleases them,you should have asked their permission before building it....(Answered by aries4272)

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Is it bad to live right next to a Electric Transistor UtilityPole? I got into escrow on a hot condo - with great city views - top corner unit - brand new construction, perfect. Then the city erected a big electric pole right in front of the window! I'm so bummed and I hate it but love the place. Should I still buy? ... (Asked by malibubeach)
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I would contingent the buy with the city moving the pole! You can always rescind the contingency, if you still want the condo with the spoiled view! The electric vibes won't hurt you....(Answered by T C)

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need a recommendation for someone who can create and submit a planning application in northamptonshire? previous owners of my house erected a wickes 12ft*12ft conservatory in approx 1997. I bought the house in 2000. Normally conservatories aren't a problem, but due to restrictive covenants on the land my house was built on... everything needs planning permission. My solicitor for the sale didn't spot this, and the vendor's solicitor made statements that were possibly misrepresentative about the planning permission status of the conservatory. I could argue the toss with both solicitors, but no guarantee of success.. and (at the end of the day) life's too short. I want to sell the house and need to get planning ... (Asked by James)
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i cant...because, its unfair for them...hire them up......(Answered by aRnObIe)

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