water used planning issue?
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....not sure what you are asking.
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Read your contract. Call your lender-Have them advise you on your next move. I have found once you complete your final walk thru and close escrow the contractors slow to a crawl or stall all together. Since it is most likely a sub-contractor finishing the work on the pool, the builder will have many excuses as to why he can't get it completed. I would think you have leverage now! Not after you close the deal.
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You would have to see what specific uses are allowed within your zoning district. You should take a trip down to your local planning department and speak with a planner. He/she would give you the requirements and specific uses in your zone.
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Unless your landlord is paying for your water himself, there is NO WAY he can tell you how much water you should be using. Think about it, would you ask him what cable you should get, or how high you should turn on your heat/air conditioning? If he is refusing to fix something that is his responsibility, sue him. If he requested a copy of a bill that is in YOUR NAME, sue him as well, that's invasion of privacy (unless his name is also on the bill).
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You will find this an interesting document:\nhttp://www.ewaonline.de/downloads/Barcelona_programa%20defi.pdf#search='dealing%20in%20the%20uk%20like%20of%20wat%20for%20water'
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There are loads of commercial agencies you could contact its strange you should put this question on Yahoo. \nAlso, you cannot change the use of a property without planning permission! If you do you may have to pay to have it all changed back to the way it was.
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You might want to try rephrasing this question, as it is kind of confusing. \n\nWhen buying a home in some areas you must sign a drainage disclosure, which states that that there could be drainage problems in the future.\n\nAs far as the environmental part of your question, if the home you are purchasing is on a septic instead of sewer, you may want to check your county/city department of environmental health to ensure that the septic tank on the property is sufficient size to handle the number of bedrooms.\n\nI hope that helped. If you could add more detail to your question it would be easier to answer.
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Hi:\n  I live in Colorado where water rights is a big issue...and for good reason.  With our dry climate every drop is precious.\n  You might want your water container to be shaped like a mountain top, and pick someplace like Aspen or Vail to name your water.  \n  You won't damage the environment because your buildings are portables...and your bottles turn into dust after 3 years.\n  Even tho you probably don't live in Colorado, our state does bottle water for US consumption.  Have fun!\n  As for a website, try this:
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not too much because if it an act of nature there is nothing he can do about it. now if the neighbor changed the way that water drains he may be liable for damages.
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Hi !!!\n\n"Water harvesting is simply collecting rainwater that falls on your property and then putting it to use around your home or yard-- that's all there is to it!\n\nMany Pima County homeowners use rainwater to irrigate trees, lawns and other landscaping. You can substantially lower your water bill, help reduce local flooding and reduce landscaping and property maintenance needs--- all by putting water harvesting ideas to use around your home. Whether you're building a new home on an single lot, designing a major subdivision, or just making a few improvements around your yard, water harvesting can be easily incorporated into your plans." >http://rfcd.pima.gov/wh/\n\nThough the above article refers to a certain place, it is for every one and please remove the word and understand the data.  Please go through the website for lot of details.  \n\nUseful links:\n\nhttp://www.aboutrainwaterharvesting.com\nhttp://rfcd.pima.gov/wh/\nhttp://www.sustainable.com.au/rainwater.html\nhttp://www.rainwaterharvesting.org/\nhttp://rfcd.pima.gov/wh/\n\n\nI hope this helps.\n\n\n>>> Naveen Kumar
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LOTS OF WATER, FRUIT ECT.
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http://www.absolutelyfreeplans.com/Boat%20Plans/boat_plans.htm   Maybe this will help you
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There is no way of knowing the answer to this question because we have no idea what the lot is like or its size.  There are lots of restrictions on filling in wet lands because you are destroying a habitat so it might not even be legal.
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you need to sue the management company.  find a lawyer who deals with that sort of litigation.  your dues are to be used to maintain the grounds and other amenities.  Obviously that is not happening and on top of that it looks like they are not getting dues at this point in order to fix the grounds.\n\nlegal action.  get the community to file together.
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yes they can do this... they should really wait until your lease is up to make any kind of changes... make sure that they give you written notification of this... you may want to ask the new landlords to keep it the same... where you still pay for the water...
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Go to your meter box and get the reading. Compare it to the your water bill. Call the water company if you find the reading they have doesn't seem to be accurate and request that they come back and do a second reading. I hope this helps. I have done this before and the water company made a mistake and the bill was corrected.
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The Three Gorges Dam is ready to hold water on June 1 as scheduled. The water is supposed to reach 135 meters in 15 days. During this period, the water rising will exert some influence on the navigation-\nThis is from a website detailing the project:\nI will say that this website is a bit of cheerleading- the seismic worries are not resolved, and cannot really be any more than those same worries in the San Andreas Fault.