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Our municipality also has a one year cut off for builds in our subdivision as it's the main one in the city. However, I think because we kept the work site spotlessly clean at all times throughout and everything was also neat, they never bothered us about rushing to finish the house. Then again it's a small town in comparison to some major cities. They did call us once right after Katrina and ask when we were going to finish and we told them as soon as possible, that Katrina had set us back. That was partially the truth. The truth was because my DH is a general contractor he had to stop work on our house for 6 months to go help out his customers who had lost everything in Katrina. DH is working on the underhouse brick installation right now. Today he came home and told me neighbor's are stopping to honk their horns, yell a "good going" or other words of encouragement. They can see we are almost there after all these years. We've had people stop by and actually ask if the house was for sale because it sat so long unoccupied or worked on. Some people who just can't take the suspense any longer are coming by to ask permission to see the inside. The last one was a realtor and she said she wants to build a house just like ours and asked for our architect's name.

And the problem still continues. Only I think it's getting worse. I'm so happy I came across this forum. Just needing to vent! I can't believe how many dog owners are so disrespectful and inconsiderate. Now I love dogs, but I just can't have one. I have met many respectful owners so I'm not complaining about all the dog owners (but you have to admit there are a few that make most owners look bad). I have been dealing with the same issue, asking neighbours to just respect our property and to use the city side grass for their pets business. As long as they pick up on the city side (because we still need to maintain), I don't mind. But on our own lawn, the kids like to play on there and one of them has health issues so we were asking to have owners direct their pets over to the other side because as someone above mentioned, even after cleaning, there's residue and some people leave leftovers. My kids have stepped in some. Even after cleaning, other dogs can smell and they will be tempted to do the same thing. I like to do gardening so I don't really want to be smelling urine all the time and finding poop hidden behind bushes. As for pee, I get it's not always easy so I try to be reasonable with that, but when I find the same neighbours using it as a habit, you bet I'll say something. Our lawn has spots all over, and our plants are burned as well from all the dogs passing by each day. They have to remember, it's not just their dog! We have been simply asking just to direct pets to the other side. It's not like I'm saying you can't even let your dog do its business on that side (which we still have to maintain). I think we have been really patient and nice. We had tried to figure things out from our end like using natural deterrents but nothing worked and even thought of a fence. At one point I was frustrated and thought, why the hell am I doing all this and spending money I don't need to spend just because someone is being rude and ignorant. Someone said that we were showing entitlement. I didn't know how to respond but laughed. Sorry, it's my right as a property owner. They say "my dog has the right to pee and poop wherever they want." So your dogs' right to pee everywhere trumps my right as the property owner? OK sure. Again, we have asked nicely. A few neighbours know and have been more mindful. But some still let their pets pee on the plants disregarding our requests and signs. We never really wanted to put out a sign saying no pee or poop but eventually we had to (at least for the plants). One neighbour laughed and said whatever and she has been the same one letting her dog pee/mark in the garden and another fully saw the sign and had her unleashed dog pee in front of the sign on the plants. Passive aggressive? Funny thing is they say it's hard to pull their pet away. But yet when her dog went to sniff another dogs' pile of crap she tugged him away so quickly. It's not that you can't, its just cause you don't want to. I had to actually finally speak to neighbours when they ignored the sign and now some think we're the a**holes. Whatever happened to being respectful and just being able to compromise? ** I also hate those with the retractable/long leashes and the owners just keep walking on not looking back at what their pets are doing on people's property and then letting the leash drag on for over 6 feet!

+1 on the sawzall. great for cutting roots. but I agree with the other posters, this is not a root problem. it's a drainage/soil/turf problem. curious how two families can live next to each other for almost a half century and not be able to resolve something like this? but you have better/smarter options than to go after the tree. were it my yard I'd landscape that corner with some mulch, maybe a miss kim lilac or an alberta spruce or something, then repair the surrounding turf with some topsoil and one of the newer, hardier seed mixes that can withstand abuse. in anticipation of the "daycare kids and landscaping don't mix" concern, I'll say I have 3 kids under 6, and they do just fine with landscaping. they particularly like to smell the lilacs, viburnums and peonies in spring (even though our peonies don't have much of a smell? little kids like to pretend....). or heck, cover the whole area in rubber playground mulch and put up a swingset.... good luck...