To: ValerieUSA
*Rant* - I have to have a tree in my front yard cut down. It pains me to do that, but for safety sake I must. It's about 250 feet tall, and growing at an angle. The professional tree guys say it will fall across the road onto my neighbors roof. The root is unstable and if it rains hard again it just might go. Okay, fine... I don't like to cut it down, but I will.
But, come to find out, I have to have a PERMIT to cut my own tree down. I have to go to the county and tell them why I want it cut, they have to approve my reason. Then I have to post a notice on the tree for the public to see. The public then has 7 days to protest with the county. If at the end of the 7 days if no one protests then I get to pay $2000.00 to the tree guys to cut it down and remove the wood. grrrrrrr... *end of rant*
13 posted on
01/19/2003 4:50:40 PM PST by
LisaAnne
To: LisaAnne
'sok, you can come to my house and see my six redwoods...
To: LisaAnne
The tree should be worth money... there ought to be a lumber company that will take it down and use the wood and not charge you. That's just what I think SHOULD happen... doesn't mean it will.
To: LisaAnne
When you nail the notice to the tree .. make sure you put a sign up stating how it will fall on you neighbors roof if it doesn't come down
20 posted on
01/19/2003 5:05:44 PM PST by
Mo1
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To: LisaAnne
If at the end of the 7 days if no one protests Call Green Piece and see if they have any tree sitters on thier waiting list.. maybe they are willing to pay rent.
To: LisaAnne
what typr of tree is it?
the neighbor across the street's home owners may cover it...
lumber companies buy trees worth harvesting... long sections without limbs
if it won't fall on your house, don't worry about it...
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