My neighbor's trees are growing over onto my property. What can be done?

If you know where your property line is, you are permitted, though not required, to cut any tree limbs encroaching on your property. If you remove the limbs, you are responsible for their disposal. This is available free of charge at any Montgomery County Solid Waste District location. If the tree is alive and otherwise healthy, the township cannot require the owner of the tree to cut it.

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1. I'm putting a shed or detached garage on my property. Do I need a permit?
2. How can I acquire a vacant or abandoned property?
3. How can I acquire a property the Land Bank owns?
4. How do I determine where my property lines are located?
5. How often are property owners required to cut their grass?
6. Am I allowed to park vehicles In my front yard?
7. I live next door to a vacant house. What can I do If I see that the house has broken windows or Is otherwise open or easily accessible?
8. I'm putting a fence on my property. Do I need a permit?
9. Does Harrison Township have ordinances concerning insects, vermin, animal waste. or the interior of a building?
10. How is a "Junk vehicle" defined under the property maintenance code?
11. Can I have a garage sale at my property? Do I need a permit?
12. My neighbor's trees are growing over onto my property. What can be done?
13. How can I acquire a property the township owns?