|Home| Info| Community| Business| Beaches| What to do?| Rentals| News| Forum| Blogs| Finance| History| FAQ| Contact|
Reducing fire risk !1
Reducing fire risk !1
The events of the weekend and the horrific fires in the east should remind us all of the risk of fires during the long hot summers.
Apparently the situation was made worse due to the build up of scrub, dead branches etc which in the past were cleared away in the spring.
What is the legal situation if we hop over our boundary and move a build up of old branches etc away from our property ?
Apparently the situation was made worse due to the build up of scrub, dead branches etc which in the past were cleared away in the spring.
What is the legal situation if we hop over our boundary and move a build up of old branches etc away from our property ?
Re: Reducing fire risk !1
Who cares if it worries you & is a fire risk, just do it.
-
laserblazer
- CVO Oracle

- Posts: 6209
- Joined: Sun Apr 30, 2006 11:11 am
- Location: Worcestershire and QdP
Re: Reducing fire risk !1
Probably best not to move it somewhere that puts their property at risk.
-
maccasa
- CVO Legend

- Posts: 2677
- Joined: Tue Aug 09, 2005 12:13 pm
- Location: Kidderminster uk + Solferias
Re: Reducing fire risk !1
Dont you do BBQ's - use it for that - wondeful starter fuel and environmetally friendly 
-
matoserrao99
- CVO Regular

- Posts: 83
- Joined: Mon Jan 31, 2011 11:10 am
Re: Reducing fire risk !1
If it worries you - just set fire to it - problem solved - simples
-
matoserrao99
- CVO Regular

- Posts: 83
- Joined: Mon Jan 31, 2011 11:10 am
Re: Reducing fire risk !1
Sorry, i didn't really mean that of course -
it was the Monty Python-esk vision of some of the Carvoeiro folk i've met all hopping around on 1 leg over fences that made me do it
it was the Monty Python-esk vision of some of the Carvoeiro folk i've met all hopping around on 1 leg over fences that made me do it
