overhanging tree banches
hi
I own a lodge in a private leisure village . i pay fees for the maintainance of the grounds. tho lodge sits on a prepared concrete base and next to the front deck is a silver birch tree that is about 3 feet from the base.
The sap is sticky and it drops tiny leaflets and then its leaves onto my deck which makes it dangerously slippy and i fear the roots are damaging the base
I have spent a lot of time and money this year trying to rectify the problems to no avail. the land /leisure village land owners have told me that if i cut the overhanging branches off they will remove my lodge off the site. They have told me that it will be pruned but not until november. I rent the lodge out to visitors and have had to put the deck out og use until the problem is solved.
So, am i within my rights to prune the tree and offset the cost to the park owners by reducing the cost of my fees.
I own a lodge in a private leisure village . i pay fees for the maintainance of the grounds. tho lodge sits on a prepared concrete base and next to the front deck is a silver birch tree that is about 3 feet from the base.
The sap is sticky and it drops tiny leaflets and then its leaves onto my deck which makes it dangerously slippy and i fear the roots are damaging the base
I have spent a lot of time and money this year trying to rectify the problems to no avail. the land /leisure village land owners have told me that if i cut the overhanging branches off they will remove my lodge off the site. They have told me that it will be pruned but not until november. I rent the lodge out to visitors and have had to put the deck out og use until the problem is solved.
So, am i within my rights to prune the tree and offset the cost to the park owners by reducing the cost of my fees.
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