Drainage planning law

[nelly55]

any experts on here?.

 

[phillipe]

No

 

[phillipe]

any experts on here?.

But your going to get some

 

[Lincsman]

Water runs downhill... its the law.

 

[phillipe]

And it appears where you don't want it ,that is fact

 

[landslave the 2nd]

@360farmsupport may know

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Little more detail may be helpful...

 

[Kevtherev]

any experts on here?.

What would you like to know?

 

[phillipe]

Little more detail may be helpful...

i would say in my professional opinion that he has a wet area

 

[phillipe]

What would you like to know?

he said experts

 

[Kevtherev]

he said experts

 

[Bones]

any experts on here?.

Yes ,don't go looking for trouble and making hard ship for your self,,just do it .

 

[Matt L]

What's your problem. Pm me if you prefer
Matthew lock
Miles drainage ltd

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

What's your problem. Pm me if you prefer
Matthew lock
Miles drainage ltd

Likewise, if it's relating to rivers and streams I'll try to help. If it's under field drainage try others first.

 

[marcusthehat]

I only know that it is, apparently, the law that drains are not where they are shown on ones carefully memorised mental maps.
To an uncanny degree.
Always.

 

[Pan mixer]

Downhill people have to accept your rain water.

 

[matthew]

Downhill people have to accept your rain water.

And if you've done your best to accommodate said rainwater run off, and protect proprty, what happens when some daft bugger wants to wreck the work you've done over 20 years and build a new build over a 14" council drain?
Both it and the old property on the same plot will flood again. As will properties lower down. But is that a planning consideration these days?

 

[Pan mixer]

And if you've done your best to accommodate said rainwater run off, and protect proprty, what happens when some daft bugger wants to wreck the work you've done over 20 years and build a new build over a 14" council drain?
Both it and the old property on the same plot will flood again. As will properties lower down. But is that a planning consideration these days?

In your letter of objection mention the matter, inform your local borough or district Councillor about the matter, insist on a site visit from the Councillor.

 

[Wastexprt]

@360farmsupport may know

Not my area of expertise I'm afraid. But thank you anyway .

 

[David.]

Whose liability is a pipe or culvert under the main road, if say it stops running and backs up above it?