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Question Regarding Alleged Encroachment – MiniSplit Installation

Carlos Pena
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I am writing with a question regarding a reported encroachment related to a recent MiniSplit installation at my property.

The branch box was installed on the exterior wall of my home as part of a permitted installation. A permit was properly pulled for this work, and due to applicable code requirements, the system could not be installed on the opposite side of the house.

There is a narrow shared walkway between my property and my neighbor’s, and I understand they contacted the town claiming the branch box is on their property. I would like to clarify that the installation was completed in compliance with the approved permit and applicable code requirements.

I will be providing a photo of the current installation for reference. Please note that the wiring shown is temporary and exposed only because the contractor was instructed to stop work. Once completed, all wiring and components will be fully secured and concealed in accordance with code and standard installation practices.

Given the concerns being raised, I would also appreciate guidance on how future maintenance or replacement of my siding would be handled should access to this area become necessary.

Additionally, the neighboring property regularly uses the shared walkway to drain water, which often results in dirt and debris being washed into my front yard.

I have attempted to coordinate with the building inspector regarding this matter; however, they have been unavailable to date and have indicated they plan to visit on Monday. In the meantime, I would appreciate guidance on whether any further action is required on my end.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

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