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scaffolding in town

  • 06-02-2017 5:42pm
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    mcneil
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    I have just completed on buying a town house in a small town and will be repairing the roof and chimney then painting during spring. What i want to know, do i need a permit of some sort if i have scaffolding on the footpath or is there a free time limit of using scaffolding for small house repairs


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    Gumbo
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    mcneil wrote: »
    I have just completed on buying a town house in a small town and will be repairing the roof and chimney then painting during spring. What i want to know, do i need a permit of some sort if i have scaffolding on the footpath or is there a free time limit of using scaffolding for small house repairs

    Public footpath?
    If so, yes. You need a permit and suitable Public Liability insurance in place.


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