Correct, to circumvent the problem of not reaching the path to my front door. Artificial grass or put paving slabs will make it easier when someone parks there to for wheelchair access etc. Crazy response.
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Correct, to circumvent the problem of not reaching the path to my front door. Artificial grass or put paving slabs will make it easier when someone parks there to for wheelchair access etc. Crazy response.
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I feel like you are just ignoring the real issue that regardless of what happens with a dropped kerb,yellow lines etc. Your front door pathway is still going onto the road. Why wouldn't you just make it diagonal so it goes onto pavement?
I understand the house was more than likely not thought of when making the path but it will not change and you are just making life more difficult for yourself through being stubborn.
Nevermind I have just re-read and see the grass next to your pathway is not owned by you. Wtf lol new build problems. I guess the only way to solve this is ask for the bit they own to get tarmacked like the rest or at least ask the owners if you can slab it yourself.
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Yep, not technically owned by me. I was told they are unable to tarmack as then i could be done for obstruction as my driveway would block people walking across. Now, i know what i can and can't do ill be doing diagonal. Does not solve the issue, but helps.