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April 9th, 2015 01:37 PM #1kayang-kaya ng contractor remedyohan yan kung gustuhin nila ... bulok lang yung civil engineer nila kapag sabihin hindi maremedyohan
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April 9th, 2015 02:42 PM #2
Hindi ganun kadali kasi yan. Malaking pera involved sa mga modifications na ganito.
Na-survey na yung lugar at na-plot na lahat ng paglalagyan ng poste. Most likely, nagsimula na rin ang fabrication ng mga beam, support, trusses and whatnots. Hindi nila basta-basta pwedeng ilipat ang foundation dahil magbabago lahat ng sukat. Parang isang mahabang jigsaw puzzle yan.
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April 9th, 2015 02:48 PM #3
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April 10th, 2015 09:50 AM #4
They have no choice given the limited space to work with. Meron at meron tatamaan harap ng Bahay. Definitely they would want to place their foundation somewhere they will not inconvenient property owners. Eh kung mag file ng injunction eh di sila rin lugi. or kailangan pa nila nagbayad right of way.
And everything is calculated before they even move a single pebble. They have studied the best placement of all foundations.
So to say na mabilis Lang ilipat kung gusto eh baka lahat ng foundation mag adjust din.
TS, yun 3m easement mo. Isn't that the reason why it's in place? Para Sa mga project ng govt? Dahil if you didn't follow the easement and govt need to widen lets the pedestrian lane or road. Gigibain din naman nila yun sumobrang structure mo Sa 3 meters easement.
If what I'm thinking is correct. Then wala ka talagang habol. They technically areent in your property.Last edited by shadow; April 10th, 2015 at 10:01 AM.
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