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A possible solution - setting up safety fences at the crossings - should come with officials to man them around the clock to effectively prevent accidents, he said, he was gathering information and would soon consult with the SRT about implementing a solution and what agency would fund it.

In regard to a crash in Khon Kaen on Thursday that killed five people and injured another 40, provincial railway inspector Sompan Udompan said the crossing had low traffic volume of just 300 cars a day but damage from the accident was estimated at Bt30 million.

Some 21 of the 62 crossings in Khon Kaen have safety fences, while the rest have three warning signs. Installing a safety fence would cost Bt4 million per spot, so the SRT would consider sites where 100,000 cars cross, among factors for fence installation and then prioritise those deemed most needy, he said.

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SAVOY The planning commission revisited the issue of easements along the rear lot lines around the lake in the Liberty on the Lakes subdivision.

They are currently designated as public utility easements and overflow for storm water. Seven homeowners have constructed fences extending 12 to 15 feet beyond their lot lines into the easements. The fences were mistakenly approved by a village employee, and if Savoy required the fences to be removed, it could be at the village's expense.

According to Stefanie Pratt, a resident of the subdivision, all of the homeowners along the lake would like the easements to become part of their lots. The homeowners maintain the land and will continue to do so until a homeowner's association is established.

"This is a messy issue out there," said Village Engineer and Director of Public Works Brent Maue.

According to Maue, village staff spent "an unbelievable amount of time" trying to find a resolution to appease all parties.

Maue presented the staff's proposal to allow the fences to remain, and any future requests for fencing in the easements would be deferred to the homeowner's association, once established. The homeowner's association would set specific rules and make the determination for approval for each request. The land would never actually belong to the homeowners, leaving ultimate control over the property to the village.

"This was the best option we could come up with," Maue said.

The commissioners and the residents in the audience seemed equally unimpressed with the compromise.

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Fences serve many purposes on a property and can even add visual appeal and value to a home. A fence can effectively delineate property borders, serve as a safety barrier and keep pets and children from wandering into the street.

According to Zillow, an online real estate database, erecting a fence on a property in an area where fences are common usually increases the value of the home, putting it in line with similar properties nearby. However, this may only be the case if the fence is installed professionally and matches other fences throughout the neighborhood.

1. Homeowners planning to install a fence should first secure a copy of their property surveys. A survey of the property is often conducted upon purchasing a home and/or when the land and home is being assessed. If you do not have a survey, you can hire a professional to conduct one.

The survey will be handy because it clearly marks property lines. Depending on the local regulations, fences may need to be installed a certain number of inches or feet within the property line. Your municipality and building code office will be able to guide you further as to what is legal. Reputable fencing companies that work in the community should also have a good understanding of fencing regulations.

2. Obtain a permit; it is typically needed to install a fence. Either your contractor or you will need to apply for the permit before construction can begin. It is best to follow the law so that the fence can be installed in a manner that is consistent with local regulations and will not be subject to potentially costly removal.

3. As a courtesy, speak with your neighbors about your fencing plans. The fence will separate your properties from one another, and your neighbors may have certain feelings about what they want to look at. Even if a neighbor is not sharing the cost, it is a good idea to discuss fencing with your neighbors in an effort to reduce the likelihood of conflict down the road. Fences have been points of contention between neighbors, and you dont want a previously amicable relationship to turn sour.

In some instances, neighbors will be excited about the prospect of a fence and may want to share the cost. Fencing contractors may offer discounts for multi-home installations, so it pays to inquire with the neighbors for that reason alone.

Homes with pools may need fences as a safety precaution. Be sure they fit the protocol. They may need self-latching/locking gates to prevent entry to the yard.

A fence can be a good investment, but homeowners must take the appropriate legal measures and consider their neighbors before erecting any fences.

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