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 02-23-2011, 08:58 Post: 176971
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The "one number" they and Hardwood mention normally covers all buried lines and pipes for locating them for your need. Call them for that will help protect you two ways, one cost of repair if you damage what ever is buried if not where they tell you it is and more important possible death or injury from digging into what ever is buried there. Installing a fence will require post and placing the post will be the issue, I think.

It would surprise me if you were not allowed to install a fence if across your property. If so there would have to be some legal restriction and would expect it must be on file with your county courthouse.






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 02-28-2011, 07:31 Post: 177076
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Realize you have no plans for animals but consider the fence past just keeping people out if there is possibility you will end up with animals what type of fence would then be needed.

In the mean time you may wish to place some no trespassing signs. Depending on the trash being dumped the locals may have interest in finding who dumped it and having them clean it up.






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As to Murf and EW comments on the post or poles the electric company install here with often very high water level never had notice any sign of gravel but they are using tar and a water proof wrapping of the post a few inches below ground to about 4 inches above ground. My guess is like a foot below ground but have never asked.

Here landscape timbers as post last about three years. The tee metal post seem to last very well here but are not used a lot other than road fencing. But have not notice a lot of private new fencing last few years.






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