Structures and Fences Sample Clauses

Structures and Fences. 7.1 The tenant shall not erect any shed, greenhouse or other structure over 4 feet in height without first obtaining the consent of the Council and any necessary consent from the Local Planning Authority. Any permitted sheds and sided structures shall be included within the 25% area allowed for non-cultivation. Poly tunnels, glasshouses and fruit cages will be included within the cultivated area. 7.2 Any structure on the allotment must be temporary and maintained in safe order with an appropriate external appearance and condition. If the council is not satisfied with the state of the structure the tenant must either repair it to the council’s satisfaction or remove the structure within one month of instruction to do so. If the structure is not removed, the council may remove it and charge the tenant the full cost of removal and disposal. 7.3 On sites where buildings are permitted, tenants may put up one shed and one greenhouse (including poly-tunnels) on their plot. Glasshouses and poly-tunnels should cover no more than 25% of the allotment. Permission from the site representative or council officer is required for poly tunnels, with tunnel size and layout agreed before the work commences. No tunnel or glasshouse should exceed 2.13 metres in height. 7.4 Where a tenant is given a plot with a structure then the tenant should take photographs of structures to disprove liability if structures are seen to be unsafe. 7.5 Any structures erected on the allotment shall not be made from hazardous materials (e.g. asbestos) and the colour shall be in keeping with the natural environment. 7.6 The maximum size of a shed is 3 metres long x 2metres wide x 2.13m high, (9 feet x 6 feet x 7 feet). 7.7 All structures must be adequately secured to the ground to prevent uplift with sheds and glass houses requiring a footing on slabs bedded on sand. 7.8 All structures must be kept within the boundary of the allotment and must not be constructed over underground utilities (e.g. water supply pipes).
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Structures and Fences. 8.1 Sheds and sided structures shall be included within the 25% area allowed for non-cultivation. Poly- tunnels, glass houses and fruit cages will be included within the cultivated area. 8.2 Any structure on the allotment must be temporary and maintained in safe order with an appropriate external appearance and condition. If the council is not satisfied with the state of the structure the tenant must either repair it to the council’s satisfaction or remove the structure within one month of instruction to do so. If the structure is not removed, the council may remove it and charge the tenant the full cost of removal and disposal. 8.3 Tenants may put up one shed and no more than two greenhouses (including poly-tunnels) on their plot. Glasshouses and poly-tunnels should cover no more than 20% of the allotment. Permission from the site representative or council officer is required for poly-tunnels, with tunnel size and layout agreed. No tunnel or glasshouse should exceed 2.13 metres in height. 8.4 Where a tenant is given a plot with a structure then the tenant should take photographs of structures to disprove liability if structures are seen to be unsafe. 8.5 Any structures erected on the allotment shall not be made from hazardous materials (eg asbestos) and the colour shall be in keeping with the environment and nothing offensive. 8.6 The maximum size of a shed is 2.4 metres long x 2 metres wide x 2.13 metres high (8 feet x 6 feet x 7 feet) plot size dependent and in agreement the allotment representative. Those that were on site prior to the 2017 rule review will be able to remain but if changes are needed they will need to conform to this regulation. 8.7 All structures must be adequately anchored to the ground to prevent uplift with sheds and glass houses requiring a footing on slabs bedded on sand. 8.8 All structures must be kept within the boundary of the allotment plot. 8.9 Solid fences adjacent to neighbours plots should not exceed 1 metre in height and wire and trellis fences should not exceed 1.5 metres in height. 8.10 It is an offence to attach or hang any materials to any council fencing.
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Structures and Fences. The following relates to each individual plot held by a tenant: 8.1 Sheds, paved areas, the storing of building materials, garden furniture, water butts and compost bins shall be included within the 25% area permitted for non-cultivation. Tenants must take care not to exceed this and if they do so will be asked to remove items. If the Tenant does not clear such materials, then the Council reserves the right to clear such materials and reclaim costs from the Tenant. 8.2 Poly tunnels, greenhouses and fruit cages will be included within the required 75% cultivated area provided that they are kept in good order and being used for the growing of crops. 8.3 Tenants may put up one shed and no more than two greenhouses (including poly- tunnels) on their plot. Greenhouses and poly tunnels should cover no more than 25% of the allotment plot. Permission from the Town Council is required for sheds, greenhouses and poly tunnels, with tunnel size and layout agreed. 8.4 The Tenant shall not erect any building or other structure (including raised beds) on the Allotment nor fence the garden without first obtaining the written consent of the Council and the Council reserve the right to specify the type and size of buildings to be erected. Tenants may not bring or use barbed/razor wire on the Allotment. Any security devices other than a padlock and a hasp & clasp are prohibited unless written permission has been granted by the Town Council. 8.5 Any structure on the Allotment must be temporary and maintained in safe order with a tidy external appearance and in good condition. If the Council is not satisfied with the state of the structure the Tenant must either repair it to the Council’s satisfaction or remove the structure within one month of instruction to do so. If the structure is not removed, the Council may remove it and charge the Tenant the full cost of removal and disposal. 8.6 Any structures erected on the Allotment shall not be made from hazardous materials and the colour shall be in keeping with the natural environment. 8.7 The maximum size of a shed is 8 feet x 6 feet x 6 feet. 8.8 All structures must be adequately secured to the ground to prevent uplift with sheds and greenhouses requiring a footing on slabs bedded on sand. 8.9 All structures must be kept within the boundary of the Allotment. 8.10 Solid fences adjacent to neighbours’ plots should not exceed 1 metre in height and wire and trellis fences should not exceed 1.5 metres in height. Permission is requir...
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Structures and Fences. 8.1 The Tenant shall not erect any building or other structure on the Allotment nor fence the garden without first obtaining the written consent of the Council and the Council reserve the right to specify the type and size of buildings to be erected. Tenants may not bring or use barbed/razor wire on the Allotment. 8.2 Any structure on the Allotment must be temporary and maintained in safe order with an appropriate external appearance and condition. If the Council is not satisfied with the state of the structure the Tenant must either repair it to the Council’s satisfaction or remove the structure within one month of instruction to do so. If the structure is not removed, the Council may remove it and charge the Tenant the full cost of removal and disposal. 8.3 Any structures erected on the Allotment shall not be made from hazardous materials and the colour shall be in keeping with the natural environment. 8.4 The maximum size of a shed is 8 feet x 6 feet x 6 feet. 8.5 All structures must be adequately secured to the ground to prevent uplift with sheds and glass houses requiring a footing on slabs bedded on sand. 8.6 All structures must be kept within the boundary of the Allotment. 8.7 Solid fences adjacent to neighbours plots should not exceed 1 metre in height and wire and trellis fences should not exceed 1.5 metres in height.
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Structures and Fences. The following structures relates to each individual allotment held by a Tenant included within the 25% area permitted for non-cultivation. The Tenant shall not erect any building or any other structures (including raised beds) or fence the garden without obtaining the written consent of the Council. Compost Bin: No more than 3 of a size appropriate to the allotment. Wire and Trellis, Fences exceeding 1.5 metre in height (Adjacent to neighbour’s allotment) 1 Poly Tunnel or not more than 2 Greenhouses (included within required 75% cultivate area and used for growing crops) Leaning or hanging materials against the fence Raised Beds or Fencing (Written Consent/Permission required) 7.1 Any structures erected on the Allotment shall not be made from hazardous materials and the colour shall be in keeping with the natural environment. They must be temporary and maintained in safe order with external appearance and in good condition. 7.2 All structures must be adequately secured to the ground to prevent uplift with sheds and greenhouses requiring a footing on slabs bedded on sand. 7.3 All structures must be kept within the boundary of the Allotment. 7.4 Allotment holders are required to permit any officer or other agent or representative of the Council to enter onto allotments and inspect the condition thereof and of any building erected or being erected thereon.
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If that entity will not comply with the following provisions, the County will nonetheless take all necessary steps to ensure that its program is accessible to persons with disabilities. Some of the of the County's shelters may be owned or operated by other public entities subject to title II or by public accommodations subject to title III and, as such, are subject to the obligation to provide program access or remove barriers to accessibility under the ADA. This Agreement does not limit such future enforcement action against the owners or operators of these facilities by any person or entity, including the Department. This Agreement shall not be construed to require the County to divulge confidential information relating to the location or existence of any Domestic Violence Programs, beyond what is otherwise required by applicable law or what is necessary for the Department to effectively enforce this Agreement.

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