Hello,
I want to stabilize the slope on my property (27m long) to create a usable, additional level.
My current plan is to stabilize only about 10m of it, since that area is the most important to have level.
This would give me a nice flat area about 4.1m long (13.5 feet).
I am looking for the most cost-effective solution for a steep embankment.
See the picture:
Someone told me that using old tires is the cheapest option and then planting ground cover on top.
But somehow I find that a bit odd.
What do you think?
Thanks!
I want to stabilize the slope on my property (27m long) to create a usable, additional level.
My current plan is to stabilize only about 10m of it, since that area is the most important to have level.
This would give me a nice flat area about 4.1m long (13.5 feet).
I am looking for the most cost-effective solution for a steep embankment.
See the picture:
Someone told me that using old tires is the cheapest option and then planting ground cover on top.
But somehow I find that a bit odd.
What do you think?
Thanks!
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Nice-Nofret24 Feb 2021 19:31Well, even if it was approved in one case, it is possible that a different court might rule differently a few years later… especially since environmental awareness is increasing.
Apart from that, it always depends on the arguments presented by the lawyers.
Apart from that, it always depends on the arguments presented by the lawyers.
Schimi179124 Feb 2021 20:17Nice-Nofret schrieb:
Well, even if it was approved in one case, the next court might rule differently some years later... simply because environmental awareness is increasing.
Besides that, it always depends on the arguments presented by the lawyers. “In court and at sea, we are in God's hands alone.”
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knalltüte24 Feb 2021 20:43Retaining the slope is one thing; preventing people from falling is another. So a fence or wall at the top edge would also be necessary.