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Posted by massey333 on October 28, 2006 at 12:37:32 from (216.255.60.218):
In Reply to: Re: inherently unsafe? posted by jdemaris on October 28, 2006 at 06:14:35:
Not to appear overly stupid or naive,but you and a few others keep saying YOU own the road.The only way that is possible is to be in a Subdivison or on a road that was LEGALY Abandoned by the Gov.Whatever.Yes you pay taxes to the Middle or Total if both sides but the Gov.whatever has a legal Easment(right a way) for so many feet from the center of the road to whatever.Can be 25 to100+ ft.from the centerline.They can do whatever they Choose in that Width without Our permission.If you know something diff.Iwill listen and maybe learn something New.
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