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    If it's your land then you can drive the ATV down there whether it's road legal or not. If you were driving down your part of it, then that's fine, but if it wasn't, then the council could take away your ATV so...

    if it is your bit of the land...
    -Ring the council and ask about it...if they say they did it, ask why, say it's a hazard and should be removed or give an appropriate alternative.
    -If they say they didn't, ask them what you can do about removing it.

    If it isn't.
    -Ring the council, claim you saw it when walking down the lane, and say it's a potential hazard for vehicles, then follow the steps above as per their reply.


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    brb calling ghostbusters

    moderator alert Edited by HotelUser (Forum Moderator): Please don't post pointlessly, thanks.
    Last edited by HotelUser; 24-10-2010 at 06:57 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R0BB13G View Post
    If it's your land then you can drive the ATV down there whether it's road legal or not. If you were driving down your part of it, then that's fine, but if it wasn't, then the council could take away your ATV so...

    if it is your bit of the land...
    -Ring the council and ask about it...if they say they did it, ask why, say it's a hazard and should be removed or give an appropriate alternative.
    -If they say they didn't, ask them what you can do about removing it.

    If it isn't.
    -Ring the council, claim you saw it when walking down the lane, and say it's a potential hazard for vehicles, then follow the steps above as per their reply.

    Think I'm going to leave the council out of it because the last thing I want is them coming down telling me where and where not I am allowed to ride.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ardemax View Post
    brb calling ghostbusters
    Lool it has literally just appeared out of nowhere.

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    If it private land, then it is not your problem. If it public land then inform the council.

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    Still haven't found out how it has ended up there, it could actually of been the council who put it there to stop people from using it as an off-road shortcut. If it was the council and the reason they put it there was to stop vehicles, isn't it a bit silly having something of that shape and size without a sign or anything? It won't be long before an un-expecting vehicle drives into it.
    Last edited by Apple; 25-10-2010 at 04:58 PM.

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    ok seriously now i highly doubt it was anyone but the council

    reason being is that type of block and the way it's been cut seems all too much for a prank
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    hell'a lot of hassle for a prank. I think you're being dramatic. Probably the council. They're well within their right.
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    if the council put that there they've been hit well hard by budget cuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Casanova View Post
    hell'a lot of hassle for a prank. I think you're being dramatic. Probably the council. They're well within their right.
    Seems a bit dodgy for a council to do that. If the land is somehow maintained by some sort of local or natural authority, then they may of done it, but a council wouldn't do that, they only put fences up, chains and other things to stop that. Some areas of land have a special type of group to maintain it, rather than directly through the council. If it was the council, then they're pretty odd where Apple live

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