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Re: O/T Border Dispute
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Posted by Gary in Tx on June 13, 2004 at 10:43:20 from (209.151.115.199):
In Reply to: O/T Border Dispute posted by Allan on June 13, 2004 at 06:03:14:
Looks to me like your talking about the possibility of cover up utility lines with a road. I doubt that could be done. Get ya some legal counsil and or contact the local sheriffs office and let them know whats going on. Also you might contact the utility companies and let them know. If someone gets in there and tears up the lines he would be resposible for the costs of repairing them and/or could be sued by those others on the road I would think.
He sounds like a bully to me. I'm running into a similar problem on about a 200 foot section of fence myself.
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