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Drop kerb plan
- Thread starter masona
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Sketch up your road with a couple of junctions. 1:1250, means if your map is 1metre wide it would show 1250 metres on the ground, but as you are going to draw in in Power Point on a sheet of A4 which means you are going to show only about 100metres up and down your road. Its simply so your BC or planner can find out where your house is. So shade in your house on the map. Go out at midday, the sun will be in the South. So this then tells you where the North is. Mark it on your map. Title you map with your name date and some meaningful ( new extention at no. 37 Acacia Av. ?title so if it gets lost in their office it can be identified.
Frank
Frank
Or get a map off Get Mapping
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james0james
Recently I got turned down (refused) the permission from my lovely council 
Reason was the dropped kerb would be within 10m to the nearest road junction,hey I don't live on the M25 still
If only the council measured where it was indicated on the supplied drawings,then it would be 10.5m.
Anyway the place is now sold. thank you London
council.
Reason was the dropped kerb would be within 10m to the nearest road junction,hey I don't live on the M25 still
If only the council measured where it was indicated on the supplied drawings,then it would be 10.5m.
Anyway the place is now sold. thank you London
council.
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