Posted by Michael Soldan on January 13, 2010 at 06:50:16 from (24.235.49.88):
In Reply to: Fence Etiquette posted by Dan in North Houston on January 12, 2010 at 15:23:59:
Here in southernOntario we had our pioneers come up with fence laws in every township.If I stand in front of my farm looking toward it the law is simple..the fence line on my right, I'm responsible for the back half meaning the distance from the halfway point right to the back of my farm. On the left side I am responsible for the front half of the fenceline. That meant maintaining a proper fence between neighbours and keeping it in repair as long as they have livestock. The problem with that is that today someone could buy the property beside me and decide to run cattle and I would have to pay for half the cost of a new fence. In addition to the fence, maintaining the fence line by cutting brush and trees out of is applied the same way..thus no one could tell me I couldn't cut trees to clean it up and I could request trees cut by the neighbour responsible for the other half. Just recently our next door neighbour wanted a fence line along a ditch cleaned up and my SIL and he agreed to share the cost. Another neighbour agreed to share the cost of cleaning out the ditch at the same time..two days with a High Hoe and the job is done, around three thousand ..trees gone shrubs gone, ditch cleaned and everything shoved up in a big heap to dry out and burn...Done!
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