Hello, I would like to ask for your advice.
The neighbor has planted his hedge quite close to the property line, with a gap for passing through. Behind the hedge, he has a compost bin and disposes of his grass clippings there, which means it is within our view, although slightly off to the side. That is not ideal for us (he has the neat side), but I guess there is nothing we can do about it. Also, he needs to enter our property once a year to trim his hedge, which we accept. He never asked for permission, and sometimes there are leftover clippings that I have to collect.
What bothers me is that he also regularly mows a strip of grass on our side of the property line with his lawnmower (I sometimes let the grass grow a bit) and frequently drives his wheelbarrow there to unload his grass clippings. He never asked if this was okay with us. On the one hand, it’s annoying, but on the other hand, we don’t want to start a dispute. I’m not keen on a personal confrontation.
So my question is, what would happen if I simply place some stones on my side of the boundary to at least block the wheelbarrow and lawnmower access? According to the 1980 development plan, however, a boundary to neighboring properties is only allowed with shrubs and bushes, which complicates things. A fence would therefore be difficult. Otherwise, I had considered a 30cm (12 inches) high picket fence, but that would cost money and the part planted in the ground eventually rots.
The neighbor has planted his hedge quite close to the property line, with a gap for passing through. Behind the hedge, he has a compost bin and disposes of his grass clippings there, which means it is within our view, although slightly off to the side. That is not ideal for us (he has the neat side), but I guess there is nothing we can do about it. Also, he needs to enter our property once a year to trim his hedge, which we accept. He never asked for permission, and sometimes there are leftover clippings that I have to collect.
What bothers me is that he also regularly mows a strip of grass on our side of the property line with his lawnmower (I sometimes let the grass grow a bit) and frequently drives his wheelbarrow there to unload his grass clippings. He never asked if this was okay with us. On the one hand, it’s annoying, but on the other hand, we don’t want to start a dispute. I’m not keen on a personal confrontation.
So my question is, what would happen if I simply place some stones on my side of the boundary to at least block the wheelbarrow and lawnmower access? According to the 1980 development plan, however, a boundary to neighboring properties is only allowed with shrubs and bushes, which complicates things. A fence would therefore be difficult. Otherwise, I had considered a 30cm (12 inches) high picket fence, but that would cost money and the part planted in the ground eventually rots.
11ant schrieb:
Oh, do you have that much browsing damage? Browsing and rubbing (marking with antlers). With over 100 shrubs and trees, it really adds up.
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HilfeHilfe31 Jul 2017 15:17Considering the discussions about prosperity that take place in Germany.
But probably they have nothing else to report, so they want to have control at home.
But probably they have nothing else to report, so they want to have control at home.
HilfeHilfe schrieb:
But probably you have no say anywhere else, so you want to be in charge at home, I see you’re working on your image. 😀
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Bieber081531 Jul 2017 19:12HilfeHilfe schrieb:
Considering the debates about wealth we have in Germany. Exactly, nowhere else in the world are there fences or neighborhood disputes.
Bieber0815 schrieb:
Exactly, nowhere else in the world are there fences or neighborhood disputes. Well, wherever people live too close together, there are conflicts. Which brings us back to the original point: There are simply too many of us. 😉
kaho674 schrieb:
Which brings us back to the topic: There are too many people. 😉 Maybe too many neighbors. Or too many neighbors with hedges or fences.
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