The Norfolk BroadsThe Norfolk Broads
Username Password
Norfolk Broads Weather

Mon, 11 Apr 2016 7:20 am BST- Light Rain
5 Day Forecast
Wind 2.0 mph @ 40°
48.0°F/8.89°C Humidity 93% Pressure 29.65 (S)

Welcome to The Norfolk Broads Forum
This is THE Worlds Largest Forum devoted to the Norfolk Broads, here you can discuss issues about the Norfolk Broads. Or just somewhere to chat with others interested in the Norfolk Broads area.

Please Help Support The Norfolk Broads Forum
OR

The Norfolk Broads Forum / ASK JP / Bankside Maintenance V Moorings
login
join
Graphics Off
Search
Forum Members - Book your Hoseasons holiday today, Just call 0345 498 6296

This is a moderated forum Reply to this DiscussionReply to Discussion | Start new discussionNew Discussion << previous || next >> 
Posted By Discussion Topic: Bankside Maintenance V Moorings

Similar Threads That Might Help :
Real Ale vs Lager, Sailies vs Stinkies| Maintenance (Cooling Systems)| Winter Maintenance| Maintenance Manual for BMC 1.5?| Boatyards for maintenance work?| Boat maintenance costs|

book mark this topic Printer-friendly Version  send this discussion to a friend  new posts last

Jean&Brian
Apr-25-2016 @ 12:15 PM                           Permalink
reply
edit
profile
send p.m.
Moderator
Posts: 2286
Joined: Nov 2008
Jean&Brian
          

 What is the legal Position/Responsibility of the BA and relevant landowners regarding tree felling etc and could this be used as a lever to obtain more moorings.

As this is quite complicated please use sister thread for discussion.

            Brian

JP
Apr-28-2016 @ 7:12 PM                           Permalink
reply
edit
profile
send p.m.
Forum Regular
Posts: 225
Joined: Dec 2005
JP
          

Add To Ignore List 		Dear Brian,

The Broads Authority does not have any power to charge for tree felling, but can require access to land to remove dangerous and/or overhanging trees. I am not entirely sure how this could be used as a lever for moorings however.

Regards

John
Jean&Brian
Apr-28-2016 @ 7:19 PM                           Permalink
reply
edit
profile
send p.m.
Moderator
Posts: 2286
Joined: Nov 2008
Jean&Brian
          

 Thank you John

I do not know the legal position regarding waterways but with highways it is the adjacent landowners responsibility to remove overhanging/dangerous vegetation or be charged for its removal.

         Brian

Member Victor Meldrew Appreciation Society

Home Photo Gallery Days Afloat Contact Us
Chat Room Downloads Norfolk Broads @ Amazon Make My Logo
Shops & Businesses Members Gear Norfolk Broads @ EBay Holiday Calendar
Pub Guide Tide Tables SOS List Popular Threads
2017 Calendar Contest Make A Donation Links Hireboat Info
Norfolk Broads @ CafePress FAQ Broads Quiz Forum Events
Advertise With Us Forum Shop Boating Bits Stickys and FAQs Boating Bits Hirecraft List

 

 

 


Copyright © 2005 Y2KInternet, All Rights Reserved.