My Tree & and a Overhead Power Line

[brightspark]

Pic attached. Quite a while ago, 2 firms of solicitors wrote to me saying the pole (not in the pic) is on my land and I could claim some payment for it - it wasn't much and it just got put on the "to do list" and it's still there. It's a pretty quiet road. I'll give Scottish and Southern a call.

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round our way they leccy company pays a few quid a year if u have there pole in your garden or you can have a larger one off payment

 

[pressbrake1]

round our way they leccy company pays a few quid a year if u have there pole in your garden or you can have a larger one off payment

Mmmm
Thinking about moving a pole or my fence 2’ in the night

 

[mtt.tr]

Looks like a split concentric.

Unfortunately they are not normally that bothered about it, the professional line is "keep calling till they respond"

But they have been known to fall over with no damage created not natural causes

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Quite a while ago, 2 firms of solicitors wrote to me saying the pole (not in the pic) is on my land and I could claim some payment for it - it wasn't much and it just got put on the "to do list" and it's still there.

It's called a "wayleave" payment, effective an annual peppercorn rent for the small footprint the pole takes up on your land.

 

[lotus_esprit_s1]

Pic attached. Quite a while ago, 2 firms of solicitors wrote to me saying the pole (not in the pic) is on my land and I could claim some payment for it - it wasn't much and it just got put on the "to do list" and it's still there. It's a pretty quiet road. I'll give Scottish and Southern a call.

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That is ABC line, is effectively insulated and designed to withstand tree rubbing to a certain extent.

 

[8ob]

It's called a "wayleave" payment, effective an annual peppercorn rent for the small footprint the pole takes up on your land.

Small print can sometimes allow them to romp around on your land to carry emergency/essential repairs without your permission. A few years ago we were involved in clearance work under pylons and temporary road building to facilitate pylon insulator changes, had lots of very angry folk to deal with

Bob

 

[brightspark]

Small print can sometimes allow them to romp around on your land to carry emergency/essential repairs without your permission. A few years ago we were involved in clearance work under pylons and temporary road building to facilitate pylon insulator changes, had lots of very angry folk to deal with

Bob

it clearly states they have permission to go over your land to maintain there gear on your deeds. the railway have it all along my border and the waterboard have just dug my field up to renew the hp sewerage pipe across it and they will re instate it to a good standard when finished

 

[Erie Fred]

the waterboard have just dug my field up to renew the hp sewerage pipe across it and they will re instate it to a good standard when finished

Can you ask for a tap for fertilizing the field once in awhile ?

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Can you ask for a tap for fertilizing the field once in awhile ?

Wrong type of fertiliser? I wouldn't be spreading human excrement on any of my property. [Although some may....]

 

[colnerov]

Human 'stuff' is used for organic crops.

 

[Farside]

Wrong type of fertiliser? I wouldn't be spreading human excrement on any of my property. [Although some may....]

Smell North Korea, for instance.
Actually, they might still do it in the Southern part too, but the economic upturn may have meant that SK farmers are more chemically oriented nowadays.

 

[Seadog]

Human 'stuff' is used for organic crops.

I doubt it. With all of the medications a food related hormones, it's anything but.

 

[colnerov]

I doubr it. With all of the medications a food telated hormones it's anything but.

One of the drivers I worked with at the airport used to work part time driving an artic tanker for a company emptying cess pits. He delivered it to a local farm for his organic crops after it had dried. He said that previous piles were covered in tomato plants, because the human digestive system can't digest tomato seeds. He always said that he won't eat organic vegetables because of that.

Colin

 

[octo0072000]

One of the drivers I worked with at the airport used to work part time driving an artic tanker for a company emptying cess pits. He delivered it to a local farm for his organic crops after it had dried. He said that previous piles were covered in tomato plants, because the human digestive system can't digest tomato seeds. He always said that he won't eat organic vegetables because of that.

Colin

That is true used to get the best Tomato's from knostrop sewage plant in Leeds
the fertiliser used to be called humus used to come in 20 ton loads this was 50 years ago

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Smell North Korea

From here?

 

[Farside]

From here?

Apparently so.
First time I came across mention of it was in a memoir of a Korean War US Vet.
"As we approached the coast in the landing craft, the first thing I noticed was the overpowering smell of human shyt."

 

[Erie Fred]

Wrong type of fertiliser? I wouldn't be spreading human excrement on any of my property. [Although some may....]

Ever hear of this stuff ?

History | Milorganite

Since 1926, Milorganite has been a leader in supplying slow-release nitrogen fertilizer for residential and professional use. Milorganite production is one of the nation's longest-running recycling programs

www.milorganite.com

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Excrement is not something I make a close study of (other than for possible medical reasons), there are enough folk on the planet talking it.