Next door have had their paved hard standing ripped up and re-laid on a
proper base. How long before a small to medium car can be parked on it?
ie when will the sand cement mix be hard enough
At the moment next door and ourselves have 3 cars blocking the right of
access to both of our houses and since I am so hot on parking on this
land, I don't see it as fair that we have parked there.

Dave

Dave wrote:
Next door have had their paved hard standing ripped up and re-laid on
a proper base. How long before a small to medium car can be parked on
it? ie when will the sand cement mix be hard enough

Five days after the last paver was laid.


At the moment next door and ourselves have 3 cars blocking the right
of access to both of our houses and since I am so hot on parking on
this land, I don't see it as fair that we have parked there.

I can't fathom out what any of this means...not fair on whom? - do you
normally park on his drive? - why have you agreed with him to block it
off? - who does the land belong to?

Etc etc



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Phil L
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Dave wrote:
Next door have had their paved hard standing ripped up and re-laid on
a proper base. How long before a small to medium car can be parked on
it? ie when will the sand cement mix be hard enough

Five days after the last paver was laid.


At the moment next door and ourselves have 3 cars blocking the right
of access to both of our houses and since I am so hot on parking on
this land, I don't see it as fair that we have parked there.

I can't fathom out what any of this means...not fair on whom? - do you
normally park on his drive? - why have you agreed with him to block it
off? - who does the land belong to?

The way I read it is the neighbour is currently parking outside
his property thereby blocking the shared access to his own
and the OPs driveways


--
Graham.

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Phil L wrote:
Dave wrote:

Next door have had their paved hard standing ripped up and re-laid on
a proper base. How long before a small to medium car can be parked on
it? ie when will the sand cement mix be hard enough


Five days after the last paver was laid.

Many thanks for that :-)

At the moment next door and ourselves have 3 cars blocking the right
of access to both of our houses and since I am so hot on parking on
this land, I don't see it as fair that we have parked there.

I can't fathom out what any of this means...not fair on whom?

Stay with me on this one.

OK let me explain.
I live in a modern terraced house (6 houses in the block, but only 5 are
effected, as sixth has independent access.
There is a bit of private land (imagine a C shape on its back and that
is the shape of the private land in front of these houses and that
serves as an access route to and from them. Plus as an emergency
services access area. Some of the houses think that they have the right
to park in front of their properties on this private land. I think that
they have this idea because they think that this piece of land is part
of the road that passes by. It isn't.

- do you
normally park on his drive?

No.
- why have you agreed with him to block it
off?

He is away on a survey ship somewhere at sea. His wife asked me to help
out. His in house parking area has just been ripped up to renovate his
hard standing where his car is normally parked when at sea.

- who does the land belong to?

An agency that has to guarantee the right of access over it. It is a
private piece of land.

I feel guilty of denying access to our house and next door by lining up
out 3 cars. Any car can not go any further over this land beyond our 2
houses, by the way

The laid back on the C shape is not so critical at the other end, but
that is where I get my major parking problems with multiple cars parking
there. From one end of the C to the other is just 4 cars in length

Etc etc