Water runoff.Originally Posted by FTe217
Was this type of red tape law around way back then ?
So come on fess up a bit more Mr Clam ?
What did you trade ? or just added another to the fleet ?
About the terri ?
Nice riding over the top of standard vehicles eh
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Some regions that are flood-prone or for houses lower than the level of the road may have special requirements for stormwater and paved surfacesWas this type of red tape law around way back then ?
So come on fess up a bit more Mr Clam ?
What did you trade ? or just added another to the fleet ?
About the terri ?
Nice riding over the top of standard vehicles eh
For example where I live in the hills with lots of clay and rock, water absorption by the 'soil' isn't very good so homeowners are allowed to discharge their storm water into the street, whereas other places you have to have soakwells on your land
FTe217 (15th December 2017)
yes I get this guys..but my thought was that looking at the shot those house's were built before the anal regs of today ?
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probably cost savings back in the day - save da money by using less sq m of concrete
You'll find that some of these rules have been around for quite a long time. They just get updated along the way with more anal-retentive goodness
defective (15th December 2017)
I reckon they look better like that too. More grass is good, my Mrs Loves mowing the lawn.
I traded everything Maurice. Went back to one car and I love it.
History is a statement, the future is a question.
No I doubt it would have been which is why the middle section up the road has been replaced with concrete, but the drive in front of the Territory is brand new and subject to close scrutiny. The rate at which water leaves your block is regulated and includes measured catchment and flow rates.
Its not my car. Its part of the work car pool.
History is a statement, the future is a question.
I was dead keen on one of these for a while. The fuel consumption scared me off.
I still am. One of the few territory's that are holding value pretty well.I was dead keen on one of these for a while. The fuel consumption scared me off.
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