Re: O/T Border Dispute

Posted by RusselAZ on June 13, 2004 at 16:42:55 from (67.136.81.185):

In Reply to: O/T Border Dispute posted by Allan on June 13, 2004 at 06:03:14:

Beings your are in Nebraska, and I've lead to believe thats where this is happening, A phone call to the county planning and zoning should be all it takes.

Others have given you some good tips, but this should be a Utility easement which he has no legal claim to do anything about. It was in the land title when he bought the place. Further, your county will have permit requirements for a building, certainly for one this size (it may be completely illegal) and there will be property set backs which are required..;ie, how close to a property line a building can be.

If some dozer operator destroys utility services without having had all utilities located by the proper people, he will be financially liable for any losses of anyone using those services AND will have to pay whatever the utility's charge him to repair.

Make that phone call!!

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