Posted by glennster on April 20, 2011 at 06:22:54 from (75.57.126.3):
In Reply to: What do I look for? posted by NCWayne on April 19, 2011 at 19:12:22:
wayne, for the legalities best to consult an attorney. i would at this point take digital photos of the tree with the time and date showing. then draft a letter to the owner of the tree and also the hoa explaining the problem. send both partys copys of the letter, along with the photos, registered mail return receipt requested. keep the originals, and also copys of the return receipt. at this point, you have documentation that all parties have been advised of a hazard/saftey issue and the ball is in their court. you may also want to send a copy to the local municipality, just to cya (cover your %ss)
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