A HELLISH WEEK AND THAT’S NO LIE.  WATER LINE AND RIGHT OF ACCESS AND HEADACHE

 

1. I do believe this is a post in progress. Stay tuned for the next chapters.

   I still say you should fight. Gather up the other impacted neighbors and go to court.

   Posted by Drew458       07/06/2009  at  12:30 PM  



2. Well, other neighbor on the other side isn’t impacted at all. Lucky them.
   Oh, btw.  I forgot to put it in the post.
   This new house, without any landscaping being done by this crew, just the building of the house is running £420 to 450 THOUSAND POUNDS! And that doesn’t include fixtures, carpets, kitchen stuff. AND .. there are plans to build a summer house at the far back of their garden.  So I don’t buy the money blues the new owner tried on me this wkend. I met him when he came by on Sat to view the progress of the house.

   I’m also convinced that somehow they could be in violation of building plans. But I can’t prove that. It just such a massive place tho.

   Posted by peiper       07/06/2009  at  01:30 PM  



3. The inspector informs us that in no way are we responsible financially

   ha, I knew it!

   But you should file a lawsuit against the builder, architect, zoning council, and the new property owner anyway, just for the upset they’ve caused you here. Then settle out of court for £5000 and a new bit of pipe with and exposed valve a foot inside your property line.

   Posted by Drew458       07/06/2009  at  04:35 PM  

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