Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:01 pm
this is the drive i was doing when i got my truck wrote off. and no its not drained into a soak away it runs onto the road. the cliant was told about suds.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:20 pm
Big diffrence mr jones, are you doing the next door too?
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:27 pm
nice work dylan
you do realise that for £70 of plastic channels and a bucket of gravel at 1 end it would conform to SUDS
I spoke to the BCO about it the other week as the pikeys have hit the town hard and no drains are going in
he said its a planning issue
the SUDS legislation is mad but its been with us for 4 years and i dont want to get a comeback for not doing it
cheers LLL
you do realise that for £70 of plastic channels and a bucket of gravel at 1 end it would conform to SUDS
I spoke to the BCO about it the other week as the pikeys have hit the town hard and no drains are going in
he said its a planning issue
the SUDS legislation is mad but its been with us for 4 years and i dont want to get a comeback for not doing it
cheers LLL
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:36 pm
dan, with did the walls at the front for both properties last back end so the pikeys could finish the tarmac drive next door. when i had finished the drive put fence up and turfed the other house decided they wanted theres turfing :p . when the pikeys did the drive with a b/p edge boarder they then painted them red 
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:59 am
You won't get a comeback - the legislation is so bloody leaky that responsibility for compliance lies solely with the client, not the contractor. Even is a client can prove that a contractor did not inform them of the legislation or their responsibilities, they are at fault.lutonlagerlout wrote:SUDS legislation is mad but its been with us for 4 years and i dont want to get a comeback for not doing it
It's a mad, mad world!
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:31 pm
I agree tony. Except round here they don't enforce anything so everyone is getting away with it. One planning bod from from enforcement poured a bottle of water on some tumbled blocks and said "it appears to drain through so I am satisfied"!
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:05 pm
the bottom line is that with all the cuts they have far bigger illegal planning issues to pursue
see beds for sheds threads
but what i was trying to say is that even a line of £6 plastic channels and a bucket of gravel buried at one end would conform to the current legislation
its poor to say the least
permeable paving has not taken off in any way shape or form
LLL
see beds for sheds threads
but what i was trying to say is that even a line of £6 plastic channels and a bucket of gravel buried at one end would conform to the current legislation
its poor to say the least
permeable paving has not taken off in any way shape or form
LLL
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:14 pm
i tell the clients about suds. one thing it does make you look more professional than others that may be priceing. because the others wont mention it.
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:49 pm
>>>>it does make you look more professional than others that may be priceing. because the others wont mention it
nuff said
nuff said
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 10:44 pm
I don't mention it in the quote i just do it automatically as it doesn't cost a lot of time or money. I like to tell the client afterwards that we fitted the drainage so they are conforming to regs. Most times i get an extra ton handed as a bonus and of course i have to give 20 back :;):