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18-06-2006, 08:47 PM
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Neighbor planted a palm on my property
Just purchased a property and after doing the survey, I realized my new
neighbor planted a palm on my property...The palm is about 8 feet tall and has a terra cotta border (round about 3 feet in diameter) with mulch. I am planning to construct a fence which will cut right through this terra cotta border with the palm ending on my side completely. How should I handle this situation? I don't think it is practical to up root the palm and plant it on their side, nor stopping and starting the fence and leave a gap where this palm is... MC |
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