On average I see anywhere from $500 - $800 monthly heating bills during the winter months. 10 of the 14 furnaces that are in the units I've been there since 1968 when the building was erected.

From my local DEP:An effective method of controlling woodchucks, and other wildlife, in a garden situation is to erect a fence.

That conjures up images of fabulous glittering wealth, statues and buildings erected in my honor, my name engraved on the collective consciousness of humankind across the ages.I am also very aware of the very human failing of self-congratulation.

I'm not concerned quite so much with this issue on its own, but people can only take so much "Let Them Eat Cake" before they will come as a mob and erect guillotines. 

My renters are contractors, guys you see working on the large erections of steel at a petrochemical refinery. 

I already had new lawn furniture in place, a gazebo erected, and no way I can tear it back up again. 

In our jurisdiction, homeowners can erect arbors and porch railings without permits, as long as they still meet code.

The property is fenced only on the sides where the neighbors have erected them.  

Their homes are built inside and are modular (which means they are built in pods offsite and then shipped to the site and erected onsite.) 

In essence, is their any possibility the fence could be erected by the neighbour (or a previous owner)?