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Re: As per the norm sheriff call and how things work


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Posted by dave2 on November 01, 2012 at 04:38:06 from (139.139.35.17):

In Reply to: As per the norm sheriff call and how things work posted by Bret4207 on November 01, 2012 at 04:06:55:

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Niether.... Just be nice to hear/see both sides of the story... My neighbor is only a few feet away. His barn and my stalls share the same wall and roof ridgecap shingles. He had a vine growing on his side that sprawled out all over my roof and was making it leak (growing up under the clay tiles).... Asked him nice to cut it or pull it on his side once, again a week later, and told him a week after that. A week later he was getting ready to have a party at his place. I saw him in his car and he put up his window and drove off when I tried to talk to him. I cut it myself and put everythingon his side. When his party folks showed up, they had to help him clean everything off his tables and benches first.... Police came, looked at the place and asked if I wanted to press charges so I could get paid for my work and told him he should try to be a better neighbor....

He's getting ready to fix a big hazelnut tree in the back yard that he let get out of hand and is hanging mostly over and shedding on our place. I asked him about trimming for the last 3 months..... If it's not done over the weekend, I'll do it and send him a bill on Monday.....


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