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Re: Township Trustee?
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Posted by Leroy on May 17, 2005 at 05:10:08 from (216.255.40.113):
In Reply to: Township Trustee? posted by Chad Franke on May 16, 2005 at 13:59:41:
The trustee is an electiced official and 3 per township with a clerk and possibly a zoning official and they are the goverment for the township and in Ohio they oversee the State laws on linefencing. Acording to law linefencing is when you are standing facing the fence the right half is yours to mantain and your neighbor standing on the opposide of the fence facing you will be looking at the righthand end for his and that section will be on your left. If the property line is the center of a ditch then they can force both property owners to put up a full fence on both sides of ditch
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