The Cut My Tress

whipsaw · #21 01/20/14, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bostonlesley

I jumped to the same conclusion since you didn't say that you'd already sold the property...you stated that you weren't staying long-term...

Well, I should have been more clear in the original post. If I were keeping the property, it would have been a top priority. Alas, I wasn't, and it wasn't.

big rockpile · #22 01/20/14, 10:50 PM

Ok they are just there on weekends. They wanted to buy this little bit of property so they could put a swimming pool in, I wouldn't sell.

They had contractors in to work on their house. Because of where their Camp Trailer is they had to walk few feet on my property to carry material in.

I have hundreds of these small Cedars, I'm letting grow up for privacy. I'm the only one that has these.

The wind was blowing strong from their direction, I found two next to my Chicken House they had been cut.

big rockpile

geo in mi · #23 01/21/14, 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big rockpile

Ok they are just there on weekends. They wanted to buy this little bit of property so they could put a swimming pool in, I wouldn't sell.

They had contractors in to work on their house. Because of where their Camp Trailer is they had to walk few feet on my property to carry material in.

I have hundreds of these small Cedars, I'm letting grow up for privacy. I'm the only one that has these.

The wind was blowing strong from their direction, I found two next to my Chicken House they had been cut.

big rockpile

As I see it, you have three things to do:
1) Find the property line, as shown by the survey irons
2) Find the stumps
3) Take appropriate action.....usually that means talking to your neighbor and the contractors

geo

ronbre · #24 01/21/14, 10:43 AM

you gotta be careful about property lines, sometimes if people other than the owner use them, they can take ownership of them..gotta have them well marked, fenced is best..