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Levantine
This is a homeowners section, but this tree’s actual owners are unknown. AFAIK, it's a legal grey area.
In the neighbourhood, some people are convinced that the tree is a major hazard, so it must be cut down.
Adding to the complexity: The tree services available are fairly well-equipped, well-experienced, — and without a clue or interest in actual tree care.
Yes. It may be strange to hear, but the chances of getting a professional arborist are nil.
What, if anything, would you tell the local residents? The tree service?
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The tree has been very neglected.
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Perhaps marking some limbs for cutting would be useful.
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