Re: OT - logging operations

Posted by Pharmall on June 15, 2005 at 15:30:19 from (68.9.106.167):

In Reply to: OT - logging operations posted by FC on June 15, 2005 at 07:12:56:

Had a similar thing happen about ten years ago. New neighbor
hired someone to cut up cordwood. It was only a couple 12"
oaks that were within ten feet of the property line, and I didn't
say anything - just put up some more visible markers. But the
same thing happened the next spring, so I spoke with him. We
got things straight and he volunteered a couple unsplit cords.

I'd get the property owner involved. Even though it wasn't his
fault (probably), it is his responsibility and he has a right to
know if someone working for him is damaging anothers
property. Let the other property owner deal with the hired help
if he wants. Not necessarily looking for compensation here, just
wouldn't want to see it happen again. My .02 Jeff

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