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Digging holes. It'll depend where you do it but I think most regulative entities don't have explicit regulations on size or direction of excavations. Same woul
by janee 7y ago
Digging holes. It'll depend where you do it but I think most regulative entities don't have explicit regulations on size or direction of excavations.
Same would probably go for heaping all that earth on a mound, I doubt a lot of places will have explicit building regulations on an earth mound
- dfcowell 7y agoYou might be surprised. There are many municipal regulations around the location and size of excavations, even on privately-owned land. Primarily to avoid damaging any pre-existing underground infrastructure.
- FroshKiller 7y agoMost of the ground on this planet isn’t municipal.
- adrianN 7y agoAs far as I know, moving more than three cubic meters of soil requires a permit in Germany. Once you go too deep you also require a permit from the local mining authority. Not to mention the Balrogs you might wake.
- caseysoftware 7y agoDo the Balrogs issue permits to wake them? How do you prove you submitted the permit - and got approval - before you wake them? Sounds like you're playing with fire.
- kens 7y agoDigging holes can be very dangerous. Here's the OSHA guide, explaining various legal requirements: https://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha2226.pdf https://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha2226.pdf
- Rarok 7y agoDiggning a hole is: tons of paperwork, why are you doing, risks, licences for every machine you are going to use, studie that probes that you aren't going to damage any underground tube, cable or even if you are going to affect to the natural water-flow. Then you also need to explain how you are going to close the hole...
- derrida 7y agoYeah, I occasionally work in construction. In .au you have to have a Civil Engineer on site for anything like 2meters or more deep and so on, council approval, engineers reports, water course layouts, surveyors, soil experts, excavators required skilled labor (in the sense proof of competency & licenses) I don't know what OP is getting at.