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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
dead tree next to power line
One of my homes has a power line going directly from the street pole to the house and yesterday the tenant informed me that one of the trees looked dead and could blow onto the power line going through my yard. The thing is that the tree is in my yard not in the right of way. Who would be responsiable for removing the tree? Any experience?
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Call the power company and see what they say