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2 – have the This Is What An Awesome 12 Year Old Looks Like T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this nearest part be at least 450mm from the face of the kerb (this is the rule for streetsigns / bollards / etc) 3 – consider putting in grasscrete or something similar for the metre or so behind the kerb that is frequently overrun so as to prevent ruts in the grass Just to add to you excellent advice, i would advise you use an actual bollard with the correct reflective banding (red/white facing the correct way) IANAL but since it’s a stationary object and on your own property I’d be inclined to think you wouldn’t be liable. Definitely could do with a second opinion though. I love the idea of a sign that reads “This sign has been placed here so that we can ask you to take care not to hit it”. Reminds me of Trigger from only falls and horses. He was tall even when at school, always bumping his head on the “mind your head” sign… I think a white boulder would be better than a post. Even if you set the post in deeper and it’s sturdier, if they want to move it they’ll probably be able too. A big boulder would be much more difficult to move. Please familiarise yourself with our subreddit rules before contributing further, and message the mods if you have any further queries.

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People put large boulders on places like this all the This Is What An Awesome 12 Year Old Looks Like T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this time. Not a legal answer but I would suggest walking round your area I’m sure you’d see loads. Alternatively you could put a raised planter and then you could say it’s aesthetic landscaping and there’s no issues of you putting something there. I think that’s why the large stones are more common than anything bollard/pole like NAL but, I did something similar, but because of this needed restrictive covenant insurance when I sold the house. I was able to negotiate so that the buyer paid this for policy, as it would be them who would benefit from it in the future. Basically I think you can do it, but if when you come to sell you might need to pay for an insurance policy if their conveyancers notice the new post. Even then, it won’t be too expensive Surely it would make more sense to just continue the fence the neighbours have around the front of your property? Nal but I’d do a decorative flowerbed border using large boulders for a little height and sturdiness. It’s your front lawn, you can do what you wish. No it’s on private land but you can’t deliberately hide it. If somone were to come to you reverse uno to repair your lawn and bollard

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.