My question involves real estate located in the State of: Idaho
We recently built a home on a 1/2 acre that has an ingress egress easement along the north property line of 15 ft. The property the ingress/egress easement belongs to is not landlocked and actually has its own driveway to the main road. We are nervous that the easement holders may subdivide and build a subdivision on their property. Our fence currently sits on the property line. Could they essentially "take" those 15 ft to widen the current driveway they have from our backyard?
We recently built a home on a 1/2 acre that has an ingress egress easement along the north property line of 15 ft. The property the ingress/egress easement belongs to is not landlocked and actually has its own driveway to the main road. We are nervous that the easement holders may subdivide and build a subdivision on their property. Our fence currently sits on the property line. Could they essentially "take" those 15 ft to widen the current driveway they have from our backyard?
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