drain across my land
 

Hi


I have been approached by a developer wishing to come across my land
to access a main sewer on my land.

The run will be either 20m acoss a lawn or 10m damaging a path and
brick bbq.

Does anyone have any guidance on what I can charge and what problems I
should watch out for.

Thanks

drain across my land
 

alanb wrote:
Hi


I have been approached by a developer wishing to come across my land
to access a main sewer on my land.

The run will be either 20m acoss a lawn or 10m damaging a path and
brick bbq.

Does anyone have any guidance on what I can charge and what problems I
should watch out for.

Thanks

You might want to google uk.legally.moderated (and possibly post there).
Thre was a post about this there recently. The developer could be
stuffed if you won't play ball depending on local conditions.

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"alanb" wrote in message
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Hi


I have been approached by a developer wishing to come across my land
to access a main sewer on my land.

The run will be either 20m acoss a lawn or 10m damaging a path and
brick bbq.



Does anyone have any guidance on what I can charge

As much as you can get. It is supply and demand so be greedy.

and what problems I
should watch out for.

A knife in the back by some crafty solicitor employed by the developer which
means your land /house is worthless when the **** hits the fan or leaks from
the drains.

This is a job for your solicitor

Adam

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In article om, alanb
writes
Hi


I have been approached by a developer wishing to come across my land
to access a main sewer on my land.

The run will be either 20m acoss a lawn or 10m damaging a path and
brick bbq.

Does anyone have any guidance on what I can charge and what problems I
should watch out for.

Thanks


Consult a Fenland farmer, there're experts when it comes to "ransom strips"

Normally as much as you can screw out of him/them, after all every other
bu**er in the chain will!...
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Tony Sayer