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Apartment Complex, a Creek, and our Property as a shortcut

James Walthall
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Hello, there is a larger apartment complex that shares a border with our property, separated by some trees and a shallow creek. We have had fencing between our properties, but residents of the apartment complex push it over no matter what gets put up. The main issue is that the residents use crossing over our property as a shortcut to get to the business district nearby. Recently, we have noticed that kids tied a rope to a tree over the creek on our side and were swinging back and forth on the rope. This is a huge liability for us - we do not want kids being injured on our property. Many people leave trash on our property and are walking past our tenant's cars and homes - which could be safety issue for our tenants.

What are some things that we could do to try to remedy this situation? We can't do much with the creek as it belongs to the state and acts as a waterway for runoff flow, and we wouldn't want to cause a flood risk for ourselves or neighbors.

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