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Westy 04-05-2021 08:04 AM

Neighbor plants on your property
 
My neighbor, whom I never met, planted a tree partially on my property and disconnected his water nozzle (from his irrigation system) and connected my irrigation system to that nozzle that is watering his tree.
He is now selling his house and is not living there.
What would you do?
Is there a local (the Villages) agency or community complaint center that would handle this?
Thank you. Westy

retiredguy123 04-05-2021 08:16 AM

I would disconnect your sprinkler system from your neighbor's nozzle. No permission needed to do that. For the tree, I would send a letter asking him to remove the tree from your property. And, if there is a real estate agent, I would also send them a letter. You also need to verify that the neighbor doesn't have an easement in your deed restriction document that allows them to plant things on your property.

Mortal1 04-05-2021 08:40 AM

Never seen an easement that allows someone else to plant on your property. Where did you see this retiredguy123?

retiredguy123 04-05-2021 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mortal1 (Post 1926462)
Never seen an easement that allows someone else to plant on your property. Where did you see this retiredguy123?

Courtyard villas have a side yard easement that allows your next door neighbor to landscape and maintain a strip of land that you own along the side of your house.

villagetinker 04-05-2021 09:02 AM

I would call community standards 352-751-3912 and ask them the question. The notification to the realtor sounds like an excellent idea so future buyers are aware there may be a problem. Good luck.

Westy 04-05-2021 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by villagetinker (Post 1926468)
I would call community standards 352-751-3912 and ask them the question. The notification to the realtor sounds like an excellent idea so future buyers are aware there may be a problem. Good luck.

thank you---will call them.

Decadeofdave 04-05-2021 11:02 AM

Small drill and some copper sulfate will do the trick

Villageswimmer 04-05-2021 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 1926465)
Courtyard villas have a side yard easement that allows your next door neighbor to landscape and maintain a strip of land that you own along the side of your house.

I seem to recall some similar weird thing with patio villas, as well. Community Standards should be able to answer your questions. OP, did you not question him when he planted the tree?

Mrprez 04-05-2021 01:56 PM

Post a sign allowing dogs to poop and pee on said tree.

Stu from NYC 04-05-2021 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrprez (Post 1926574)
Post a sign allowing dogs to poop and pee on said tree.

Would that make the tree grow faster?

barlfair 04-05-2021 02:29 PM

What did the neighbor say when you asked them about it?

I'm Popeye! 04-05-2021 02:43 PM

One Word: "Axe"

Stu from NYC 04-05-2021 03:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Laslowe (Post 1926591)
One Word: "Axe"

Two words, blow torch

Jima64 04-05-2021 03:44 PM

Nice quick chop job one night will remove the problem since it is on your property.

dewilson58 04-05-2021 04:02 PM

I'm guessing this is a fake news thread.


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