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Our metal fence-line has been damaged by the builders of new strata block next door. They have supported their building equipment by leaning it against the fence. Suffice to say, most panels are mal-aligned, dinted, & shifted so that the fence is no longer in a straight line. As well, builders are constructing an access road which is next to the fence.
*On the other side of the fence is our own garden, with established plants, shrubs etc. work, time, effort and $’s involved over the past 21/2 yrs. Already a couple of the small trees lining the fence,(in an effort to disguise the metal), have been under-mined by the road construction.
The on-site manager was informed of our concern & took the time to look at the fence; he smilingly agreed that it was damaged. He then told us that the entire fence would ‘probably’ be replaced when the building construction is finished. About out garden:” well, never mind, these things happen we’ll build the new fence on our property” (next door).
Concerns: 1.damaged fence=”probably replaced” 2. our garden
The Secretary does not wish to become ‘involved’ & new SM very busy as off OS next week. Guess the next question is, should we send letter to Building Company or take the word of overseer?
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