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Branches and limbs from my neighbor’s tree are growing over my property.Can the City require them to be cut?

April 26, 2017branches city cut growing limbs Neighbor require tree

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Branches and limbs from my neighbor’s tree are growing over my property.Can the City require them to be cut?

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No.The City’s Municipal Code does not prohibit or regulate the growth of a tree branch/limb between private property. However the City does prohibit the growth of tree branches/limbs that grow over the City’s public right-of-way and which obstruct passage of vehicles, pedestrians, and bicyclist, or which obstruct clear visibility of traffic signals or signs.