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Ivy Mead: Families unable to sell homes stuck in ‘limbo’

In addition, the developer Fyth said there are further issues relating to “residents building on land extending their boundaries”.

The DfI spokesman said any “service strip infringements” would hold up adoption.

“The department is working with the developer and local residents to resolve the outstanding roads issues,” he added.

Concern over infringements, Catherine said, had been raised only recently with residents.

Many homeowners, she said, feel that is a “cop out”.

Catherine said she has lived in Ivy Mead Mews since it the homes were first built.

“I have erected a wooden fence around my property and it is more about safety for my grand-kids than anything else but it is a wooden structure,” Catherine said.

“No one has ever knocked on my door and said: ‘I need access to this strip for services.’

“I don’t believe anybody would obstruct anyone from doing essential work. A wooden fence can be re-erected”.


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