谁会想到一个栅栏可以这么复杂?萨默塞特格林(Somerset Green)是一个有53个单元的社区，位于刘易斯附近的Shady Road和Plantation Road。当地居民说，目前还没有修建承诺的安全围栏。居民Maurio Licciardello说房主有记录表明承包商瑞安房屋计划修建栅栏种植园道路[& # 8230;]< / p > < p >的< a href = " //www.dascontech.com/somerset-inexperienced-residents-need-privateness-fence/ " target = "平等" >萨默塞特没有经验的居民需要私人性栅栏< / >p第一次出现在DECKSAND FENCES DAILY >.
< p风格= " margin-bottom: 0;萨默塞特格林社区位于刘易斯附近的林荫路和种植园路，有53个小区。当地居民说，目前还没有修建承诺的安全围栏。< / p > < p风格= " margin-bottom: 0;">Resident Maurio Licciardello said homeowners had records showing that contractor Ryan Homes had plans to build a fence around Plantation Road to protect the homes from traffic, noise and lights. These plans were unveiled at the homeowners association meetings on January 15 and April 16, 2019.
Licciardello also claims homeowners were shown a map that included a fence and many residents were verbally informed that a fence was imminent.
Licciardello said, “The commitment, which is now over three years old, was to install a 6 to 7 foot high vinyl fence and plant tall trees on both Plantation Road and Shady Road to effectively protect our community very busy and high traffic community protect trafficking area. “
After the housing construction was completed and the fence was not built, some residents filed a complaint with the Sussex County Planning and Zoning Bureau. A violation was reported to the contractor, but it was later lifted.
According to Jamie Whitehouse, Sussex County’s Director of Planning and Zoning, the approved site plan referred to a fence, but the actual site plan drawing did not show a fence. Instead, a rainwater swallow was shown on the map.
He said it was understandable that there would be confusion as the representation of swallows and fences on the site maps was similar.
“The legend on the map referred to a proposed fence,” said Whitehouse. “That prompted further investigations with the [builder’s] Engineer and the Sussex Conservation District. “
He said when the county site plan drawing was compared to their drawings, it was found that a fence was not included in the final site plan and notification of violations was withdrawn on July 7.
Population file for another site plan
Residents then submitted a revised site plan to the Sussex County’s Planning and Zoning Commission that included a fence at the intersection.
At its September 10 meeting, the P&Z commission postponed a vote on a proposed revision of the homeowners’ site plan for a 7-foot fence around the perimeter of the six units closest to the intersection, Whitehouse said. Letters were submitted in support of the application from 20 homeowners, or approximately 38 percent of the units under development.
The commission asked residents to get the entire homeowners association to vote on the revised site plan and submit the results to the commission.
“The planning and zoning commission did not close the door to a possible fence. It’s waiting for more information, ”said Whitehouse.
Licciardello said the builder, not the homeowners association, should pay to build the fence.
He said it was ironic that a large privacy screen had been put up on two sides of the new Sunset Glen parish, another Ryan Homes development just across from Somerset Green.
“It has become a private matter between the residents and the developer. The county is not involved in whether or not a fence is promised, ”Whitehouse said.
Calls to a representative from Ryan Homes were not answered.
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