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Hey guys,
Can anyone help me out here, I went for a bit of a drive this after noon, with a mate and hit a sign on the side of the track that says "private property keep out"
Co ordinates are 33°17.864'S, 151°18.096'E
How can I tell if there claim that is private land is legit, and two I thought there was a law where you had to allow access?
Anyone got any info on this? Or where I could find out if that is indeed private land?
Looks like private property lot number 5. https://maps.google.com.au/maps?oe=U...Grove+NSW+2258
Private property is as such keep out
This is a good tool: https://maps.six.nsw.gov.au/
Looks like private property to me matehttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...id=48655&stc=1
That's a good little program.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
I used to use nearmap at work until they jacked the price up to $5000 a year!!!
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Originally Posted by AB
Yeah, its great for lot boundries, survey marks, flood imagery, lables, etc. Just NSW unfortunately
Is it still a different price for personal use vs for a business?Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I have a creek that runs through our property, sometimes when we catch illegal poaching gold miners they give the old line that we must allow access to the water. We don't have to at all.
The only time some one is allowed at the creek is if they have come from up or down the creek. People are allowed on the creek and its banks up to its high water line. There is no law that says you must give access.
I have no problem assaulting anyone if they refuse to leave our land and I wont let them back through the property. It often occurs when it is just the wife and kids home and I get a phone call saying someone is on our property from my scared wife.
One absolute dickhead was even in our backyard.
Rant over.
I haven't checked it in a couple of years to be honest. I used to use the commercial license for scaling but they just made it unaffordable to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
I've often wondered about the allowing access part.Quote:
Originally Posted by deanfurley
we went on a drive that the map said was a road and it was to start however it eventually got over grown, for 6 hrs we followed the map with no road bush bashing as we went to finally get to a gate... On the other side it said no entry private property. Were guessing they didn't expect us coming from the other direction as there were no signs there.
I'd happily walk down to the creek carrying my firearms to "discuss" their options.
Hekarewe and I were hunting on a property we had verbal permission from the owner which is legal in qld.
Along came a off-road quad rider when we came out from our hiding spots he shat himself haha was funny he did not have permission and very quickly left