Forest track

[Al Cormack]

How many khazi's you got Al?

Haha don’t know how that happened. After a night on the beer and curry that many could be handy!

[aspenarb]

Had to scratch out this loading bay and track in some stone to stop the trucks sinking, me on a digger kinnel

 

Bob

 

 

[aspenarb]

A bit of landscaping around a new tennis court, had to lose the clay spoils from the court build and import a few hundred tons of top soil to cover it. Will be seeding this and there is a planting scheme but for the moment we are just getting all the gear in before it gets too wet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sheepy]

On 31/10/2018 at 20:58, aspenarb said:

A bit of landscaping around a new tennis court, had to lose the clay spoils from the court build and import a few hundred tons of top soil to cover it. Will be seeding this and there is a planting scheme but for the moment we are just getting all the gear in before it gets too wet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That’s a bit of kit and some! Can you hire those from anywhere? Would have saved me 2 weeks of trying to become a shaolin monk this year..

[aspenarb]

7 hours ago, Sheepy said:

That’s a bit of kit and some! Can you hire those from anywhere? Would have saved me 2 weeks of trying to become a shaolin monk this year..

 

Its a Blec seeder, Turfleet hire out this sort of kit . https://www.turfleet-hire.co.uk/

 

Bob

 

 

 

 

[aspenarb]

Nothing fancy here, just scraping up the mush and a few loads of crushed with fines in a loading area.

 

Another small road just started through a RPZ , will be using the protector web as on the first page here. This one needs to support STGO`s so could see trucks north of 60 tons drive over it.

 

 

Rain held off long enough for the concrete in the entrance to set.

 

 

 

 

 

[Gary Prentice]

9 hours ago, aspenarb said:

Nothing fancy here, just scraping up the mush and a few loads of crushed with fines in a loading area.

 

Another small road just started through a RPZ , will be using the protector web as on the first page here. This one needs to support STGO`s so could see trucks north of 60 tons drive over it.

 

 

Rain held off long enough for the concrete in the entrance to set.

 

 

 

 

 

Was this an existing road access or a new one? 

 

Just wondering about the hoops you'd have jump through with the HA to get a new one 

[eggsarascal]

Concrete pourers did a tidy job. Do you reinstate the black on the other side of the kerb line?

[Toad]

2 hours ago, Gary Prentice said:

Was this an existing road access or a new one? 

 

Just wondering about the hoops you'd have jump through with the HA to get a new one 

For a new access, then you would need a section 184 license for the access and possibly a s. 171 license for the works on the highway verge. It might be that the highway authority uses a s. 278 license instead. If it's a classified road then it will probably want planning permission.

 

The highway authority will probably want the access building to an agreed spec. It's likely to want to be a commercial spec access due to using vehicles larger than a domestic car.

 

I used to do a fair bit of stuff with vehicle accesses. Happy to try to help out if you want?

[Gary Prentice]

Hi Toad, I wasn't planning on making an access anyway, just interested in what was involved. 

 

But it thank you for the offer.