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Dangerous Gas Meter
I'm currently renovating a SFR for long term hold as a rental unit. I've noticed that the gas meter has been installed in the driveway where it could easily be damaged by any vehicle pulling in or out of the property. It is clear that the unit has already been hit at least once as it is slightly bent.
How would you recommend I handle this? Should I report it to the gas company and request that they put posts up to protect the unit? Or, is this my responsibility as the property owner?
Thank you in advance for your replies and guidance.
PS - trying to avoid situations as seen here: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP0ThrQG0Ls]