Hello everyone,
Is there a list somewhere of all types of boundary structures? In other words, everything that falls under the term "boundary enclosure."
I would like to know if a lawn edging stone or a stone used to support soil counts as a boundary enclosure.
Best regards,
Christopher
Is there a list somewhere of all types of boundary structures? In other words, everything that falls under the term "boundary enclosure."
I would like to know if a lawn edging stone or a stone used to support soil counts as a boundary enclosure.
Best regards,
Christopher
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Bieber08155 Sep 2017 17:44Be careful not to fall into tacit consent... Make sure to formally and effectively request the neighbor to cease the action within the required timeframe! Good luck!
Chriscross5 Sep 2017 18:42But on what legal basis?
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Bieber08156 Sep 2017 06:55As far as I understand, the neighbor has raised their ground level on their property without maintaining any distance from the adjoining property. This is normally not permitted.
Chriscross6 Sep 2017 07:04Alex85 schrieb:
As long as it is not sloped or supportedIf he is using L-shaped concrete blocks, then it is "supporting," right?
Chriscross schrieb:
If he installs L-shaped blocks, isn't that considered "supporting" or something like that?Yes.
He also has to ensure that his surface water does not flow onto your property. This is all regulated by the neighbor laws of your state.