Well, a couple points pop up.... If the easement he reserved prohibited just you and your successors from putting anything within 100 feet of it's centerline, that wouldn't limit him doing so, and it sounds unlikely he would've used language that prohibited him doing so...and: In many places nowadays, if anyone does anything to interrupt, modify, change etc the flow of water, whether a running or intermittent stream, or storm runoff, and that change results in damage, disclocation, or loss of use etc of anothers property, the changer can be held legally liable. You may want to ask your attorney about this point (and I assume the lawyer you're going to talk to is yours, not his...while his atty may offer to work out a settlement, he has absolutely no resposibility to you; his loyalty and responsibility is to your neighbor, not you)... (With Sympathy)
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