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Re: [nafex] Neighbor's Trees - getting off topic



First give the neighbor the option of having them Moved.
Greg
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From: <Oak24@aol.com>
To: <nafex@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: [nafex] Neighbor's Trees - getting off topic


> What if the tree is a fruit or nut producing tree?  I heard that the tree
> cannot be trimmed unless the owner gives permission. In essence you are
> decreasing the value of the tree because you are pruning off the bearing
part
> of a tree. A friend of mine who has owns a filbert hedge 3 ft from the
> property line looked into this.  I know this is an off topic but I have a
> similar problem with my neighbor.  Recently I had a survey done and it
turns
> out two pine trees which were planted by my neighbor are clearly on my
side
> of the fence now.  I would like to take them out to give more light to my
> pecan trees. I am afraid if I cut them down I will be sued like a
cigarette
> company. They were not happy with the survey but it was the second one I
had
> done to make sure before I put up a fence to prevent their kid from mowing
on
> my property.  The trees are about 15 ft. tall.  The trunks are completely
on
> my side of the fence by about 6". Should I wack and stack them or prune
> severly or leave alone? Ken
>
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