Tree houses. What could be nicer than building them for children? A couple from Crowland, near Peterborough, in the United Kingdom, also thought of it, who in their backyard created an adorable little house climbing among the branches for their children Nick, 7, Anouk, 5, and Jack, 3, who wanted a secret refuge of their own.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
Tree houses. What could be nicer than building them for children? A couple from Crowland, near Peterborough, in the United Kingdom, also thought so in the backyard built an adorable little house climbing in the branches for their children Nick, 7, Anouk, 5, and Jack, 3, who they wanted a secret refuge of their own.
Now, however, Remco Bosma and his wife Sylvia will have to explain to the little ones that the "den" on the weeping willow may soon be gone: local authorities ordered the killing, due to the absence of the building permit because it had a raised platform more than 11 feet high, about 3 meters.
The fault seems to lie with some neighbor (envious?) Who reported the structure to the municipal offices. The Holland South District Council, which received the complaint, ordered the family to dismantle the house tree house 'in toto' or to comply.
"I feel very bad at the thought of having to demolish it. When you spend a lot of time building something, you become very attached to it. The kids saw a tree house earlier in the year and told me they would want one. So I went out and bought some corrugated panels and materials for the roof. I spent a lot of free time on that tree and the kids were over the moon with the result. They love it! When the letter arrived, I was surprised. I did not know that a building permit was needed for a tree house ", explains dad.
Mr. Bosma submitted the application, which will be evaluated by June 27th. The family will then have to wait seven weeks for discover the fate of their tree house.
Roberta Ragni
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