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Gobsmacked · 06-03-2005, 23:30

This is purely conjecture on my part (inspired by fencing disputes) relating to the statement that the road had been narrowed at one time by adding grass verges. It would appear that the grass is therefore on an area which was once roadway as opposed to pavement. If the kerb stones are now to be placed between the grass and the road are they possibly in the middle of what was once all road rather than at the edge of the pavement area? Perhaps this is what called their legality into question?

06-03-2005, 23:30	#44
Gobsmacked Full Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: slightly nth of Lancaster Posts: 337 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 42	Re: Widening Rhyddings Street This is purely conjecture on my part (inspired by fencing disputes) relating to the statement that the road had been narrowed at one time by adding grass verges. It would appear that the grass is therefore on an area which was once roadway as opposed to pavement. If the kerb stones are now to be placed between the grass and the road are they possibly in the middle of what was once all road rather than at the edge of the pavement area? Perhaps this is what called their legality into question?