A Wenatchee, Wash., man who built a children’s treehouse overhanging a sidewalk has agreed to take it down to settle a dispute with the city.
The city had told Zeb Postelwait he could keep the treehouse if he took out a $1 million insurance policy.
Postelwait told The Wenatchee World he decided to remove the structure after he found out his homeowners insurance bill would have climbed to $3,200 a year.
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