I've never had any luck finding specific laws on ANYTHING. The legal code is usually written in "legalese" so using common terms to find simple laws just doesn't work.
In other words, they don't say "tree" when they mean "tree," and good luck figuring out what term they did use to mean "tree."
All you can do is wallow through the municipality's legal code, page by page, word by word, until you find what you're looking for, or you don't.
I don't think you're going to find anything that applies in your situation. There isn't a law for everything.
Even if you do find something, good luck on getting someone to enforce it. The town council will send him some nastygrams, maybe levy some fines... All he has to do is ignore it, just like he's doing with the HOA.
Right now, all you can do is pray the tree doesn't fall on someone on your property. Since you knew about the hazard, you would be held liable and your insurance company would abandon you.
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