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Posted by Bill in Florida on April 18, 2004 at 16:19:26 from (66.6.180.69):
In Reply to: mending fences posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on April 18, 2004 at 09:54:51:
In my county, if a person cuts up their property and sells a "locked up" portion, they provide the easement. However legally, the property owner whose land provides the most direct route to the major road must provide the easement. You are in a bind becouse you've been providing the easement and your county comission most likely would not want to force your neighbors to do something you've been doing. An easement, however, doesn't have to be a straight line. You could provide an easement along the outer boarder of your property and not fence the "outer side". You could also share an easement between the you and one of your neighbors, thus loosing less land. What ever you do, good luck. -Bill
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