My question involves real estate located in the State of Texas:
There is a property with 6 lots. 4 of those are mine. 2 are the other guys. The other guy owns a main road, but in return for consideration, he dedicated it as a public access road. We maintain the road, but don't pay taxes on it.
My questions are as follows - time is of the essence here.
(1) Who can enforce a public access easement? For example, someone is using the road for reasons other than access.
(2) Can someone install sewer and water in a public easement? Who can object to them installing lines?
- Here upon doing some research, I found that the easement only allows ingress and egress so they would have to grant a public utility easement. Is this right?
There is a property with 6 lots. 4 of those are mine. 2 are the other guys. The other guy owns a main road, but in return for consideration, he dedicated it as a public access road. We maintain the road, but don't pay taxes on it.
My questions are as follows - time is of the essence here.
(1) Who can enforce a public access easement? For example, someone is using the road for reasons other than access.
(2) Can someone install sewer and water in a public easement? Who can object to them installing lines?
- Here upon doing some research, I found that the easement only allows ingress and egress so they would have to grant a public utility easement. Is this right?
Use and Enforcement: Public Access Easement - Enforcement Objection
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