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I have just moved into a rural area & have inherited a dispute over a permeable hardstanding that was constructed over 8 years ago. The wooden box structure was filled with gravel to give good drainage. However, a local farmer claims that it should not come up to the boundary hedge & he has a 'legal right' to 1m clearance.
I am unsure of this, as it is not a building but groundwork & classified as permitted development.
He has, however, taken matters into his own hands & dug up my parking bay with a JCB, without formal notification.
Is he correct in his interpretation of building regulations?
I am unsure of this, as it is not a building but groundwork & classified as permitted development.
He has, however, taken matters into his own hands & dug up my parking bay with a JCB, without formal notification.
Is he correct in his interpretation of building regulations?