From: Stephen & Jeanne Keith (cckw@comcast.net)
Date: Tue Jan 13 2004 - 08:14:26 PST
Remember:
Go modern
Go gas
Go BOOM!!!!
Seriously you could contact the gas company and see what the requirements
really are. They may be worried that driving over unprepared land with a
heavy
vehicle may cause the ground that they disturbed to sink therby stressing
the
metal and welds on the high pressure pipe.
A Bailey Bridge would be neat! 50' of Bailey for a deuce would be $$ly
Steve AKA Dr Deuce
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron" <rojoha@comcast.net>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 8:45 AM
Subject: [MV] Shop Building stumbling block
> The missus and I went house/land shopping in regards to "OUR" new project
> yesterday.
> We found a 12 acre parcel with house (I think it had some bedrooms and
a
> kitchen, not sure cause I can't get the deuce in there and didn't pay much
> attention) and 3 stall horse barn and 2 goats (crazy horse lady who owns
> plot says goats GO with the property, and maybe 1 of the three horses. She
> has turned down many folks who laughed at the goats and runs off
developers.
> My wife thought they were cute. I know they eat Poison Ivy, so that makes
> them ok in my book.)
> Problem is that the parcel is land locked on three sides by other
> properties and an abandoned rail road bed. The only access is the driveway
> to the house and stable. But here is the trip wire. The house and
> paddock/stable sit on about an acre and a half and then there is an
easement
> for a 10 inch high pressure gas line that is 50 feet wide that cuts the
> property apart into the 1.5 / 10.3 acre segments. She says it specifies
you
> can walk across it or ride a horse across it, but CANNOT drive a vehicle
> across it.
> Now this same gas line runs under many streets and new development
> roads through this section of New Hampshire, so permission can be gotten
> some how to put a driveway across it.
> Some of you folks out there must have one of these puppies running
> across your properties, since I notice the little orange marker pipes all
> over the place now. Any advice or anecdotes on how to approach the
pipeline
> company for permission?
> Methods like 8 or 10 foot deep gravel pass over or a Bailey Bridge
come
> to mind.
>
> Inquiring minds want to know how I can put up my HMV restoration
> facility inside the perimeter of the No Drive Zone.
>
> TIA, Ron
>
>
>
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