[EGPWS]

He had asked the neighbor, Wade Gibson, not to plant the trees there.

You don't like your neighbor planting tree's on his property?

Simple solution.....

MOVE!

[muawiyah]

An even easier solution is to plant something that harbors pests that like to eat your neighbor's trees.

Or, simply cut off any branches that extend over your lot ~ lawful everywhere in America if not in most of the world.

[cripplecreek]

I’ve got a good neighbor. He didn’t love the big old willow trees in my yard shedding all over the place but he never complained. Xourse after a storm I usually cleaned up the mess they left in his yard first.

He did say that he was thinking about having a party when I cut them down.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

In fact Gibson planted the cypress trees to replace shade lost on his driveway and garage after the $65,0000 solar guy cut down his own large oak tree (probably to accommodate and facilitate his “cheap” solar power decision).

[Reeses]

You don't like your neighbor planting tree's on his property? Simple solution..... MOVE!

Anyone buying his house is not going to value that solar system an extra $65,000. If he wants to move sometime in the next 15 years he will take a bath.

It's hard to predict the future. Justifying the cost of putting in a heat pump has the same problem. A home buyer won't value it enough to make it worth it.

[bgill]

Simple solution..... MOVE!

Or buy up all his neighbors so he can bulldoze everything.

I bet those new trees are helping with the neighbor's electric bill so is he going to help offset their costs? Just this morning, I watched the neighbor clip some of my limbs over on his side of the fence but didn't say a word because that was his side. A few weeks ago, I clipped some of his growing over my property. I don't tell him what he needs to do on his side and he shouldn't tell me what to do on mine.