Section 103-A. Obstructions and removals

Obstructions, within the meaning
  of this section, shall include trees which have been cut or have  fallen
  either  on adjacent lands or within the bounds of the highway, in such a
  manner as to interfere with public travel therein; limbs of trees  which
  have  fallen  within  the  highway, or branches of trees overhanging the
  highways so as to interfere with public travel therein; lumber, wood  or
  logs  piled  within the bounds of the public highway; machines, vehicles
  and implements abandoned or habitually placed within the bounds  of  the
  highway; fences, buildings or other structures erected within the bounds
  of  the  highway;  earth, stone or other material placed in any ditch or
  waterway along the highway; telegraph,  telephone,  electric  and  other
  poles,  and  the wires connected therewith, erected within the bounds of
  the highway in such a manner as to interfere with the use of the highway
  for public travel.
    It shall be the duty of each owner or occupant of lands situate  along
  the  highway,  to remove all obstructions except such structures as have
  been placed or erected  by  a  public  utility  corporation  or  for  an
  otherwise  public  purpose, within the bounds of the highway, which have
  been placed there by such owner or occupant  or  with  his  consent.  It
  shall  be  the  duty  of  all public utility corporations, to remove and
  reset poles and the wires connected therewith, when the same  constitute
  obstructions  to  the  use  of  the  highway by the traveling public. If
  temporary obstructions such as trees,  lumber,  wood,  logs,  machinery,
  vehicles and similar obstructions are not removed within five days after
  the  service  of a notice by mail or forty-eight hours after the service
  of a notice personally, upon such owner or occupant, requesting the same
  to be done, the county superintendent  of  highways  shall  remove  such
  obstruction.  And  if  permanent  obstructions, including, among others,
  telegraph, telephone, electric  and  other  poles  and  wires  connected
  therewith,  are not moved and reset within thirty days after the service
  of a notice personally or by mail upon the owner of such poles or wires,
  the county superintendent of highways shall move and  reset  such  poles
  and  wires.  The cost and expenses incurred by the county superintendent
  in removing such obstructions may be recovered by the  county  from  any
  person or corporation responsible therefor in an action to be instituted
  by  the  county attorney. And all recoveries under this section shall be
  credited to the county road fund.