Boundary fence dispute resolution

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  • 19/02/2015 at 8:58 pm #9909 Reply | Quote
    lauraj35
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      Our owners committee wants to replace a boundary fence on our property that adjoins the neighbouring lot (a freestanding house). We have twice sent quotes for the fence to the neighbouring owners, with no response. The fence is old, wooden and rotting, with palings falling down and many gaps. 

      What is the next step to get the neighbouring owners to pay for their half of the fence? The fence is clear on our side, but the neighbours have a large structure attached with bird houses and grape vine lattice (also in very poor condition). Even if we decided to pay for 100% of the replacement, I don’t believe we could do this without damage to the adjoining structure. Where do we go from here? 

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