Adding sand to an old property

neckdweller · 03-18-2010, 09:51 AM

It's amazing how easily a sand pile in the back yard can migrate to a beach area in the front yard about 50 yards away. It doesn't hurt that the neighbor's children play on said beach.

I have no idea how strict they are about granting you the ability to add sand, but once you've notified them be prepared to either live with their answer or to knowingly violate their decision. Keep in mind that as Dock and Barge states, you can only legally replenish the beach every five years which would probably leave most individual beaches looking a lot worse for the wear.

03-18-2010, 09:51 AM	#8
neckdweller Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Moultonborough & Southern NH Posts: 133 Thanks: 6 Thanked 37 Times in 18 Posts	It's amazing how easily a sand pile in the back yard can migrate to a beach area in the front yard about 50 yards away. It doesn't hurt that the neighbor's children play on said beach. I have no idea how strict they are about granting you the ability to add sand, but once you've notified them be prepared to either live with their answer or to knowingly violate their decision. Keep in mind that as Dock and Barge states, you can only legally replenish the beach every five years which would probably leave most individual beaches looking a lot worse for the wear.