Easements in a sentence

About 80 percent of the easements needed for the original rail project have already been acquired, but additional easements would be needed to accommodate a roadway.

Priority is given to proposals for Conservation Easements and Public Access Easements over Fee Title purchases (per CPW Policy and Title 33-4-102.7 C.R.S.).

Dozens of farmers and residents huddled over basic maps and diagrams to decipher whether or not the transmission lines and easements would touch their properties.

Easements on this land and thousands of other acres owned by the organization are all but guaranteed to eventually grow old.

Getting easements from the neighboring Friendfield and Silver Hill plantations will be crucial, as the ditches along Graves Station Street and near New Light Baptist are closely bordered by land owned by each plantation.

Chester said the utility spent months analyzing route options, balancing factors like homes, property, environment, conservation areas, easements, length of the route, etc., before announcing its preferred route.

Conservation easements can be structured to grant permanent public access, but it is the landowner’s decision to do so and is relatively uncommon.

Easements, restrictions and zoning ordinances as shown by map of record in Plat Cabinet A, Slide 200-D (formerly Map Book 6, page 69), in the Register’s Office for Knox County, Tennessee.

Funding for final design and engineering, property easements, land acquisition and utility relocation could be allocated under the 2035-2039 Five Year Capital Plan.

Furthermore, he made the untrue assertion that all my neighbours already had such easements in place.

He said they will be negotiating with landowners about easements in the meantime.

Our Greenway planner, Jeanie, has been working to get the land and easements to allow the Greenway to expand across our city.

Subject to utility and drainage easements, 10-feet inside all exterior boundary lines and along all road right-of-ways; 5-feet inside all interior lot lines, as shown by plat of record aforesaid.

The final plat step draws up the legal demarcations between lots and addresses, including streets and easements.

The group, which discussed easements as a way to prevent development on those coveted lands, was unable to reach consensus.

The program’s conservation model involves competitive grant processes that enable states to secure conservation easements or outright acquisitions.

Also, guidance on easements and using covenants in a grant deed to achieve your preservation goals is available at: tinyurl.

City senior engineer Matt Widelski said they’ve broken it into parts because some sections are on private property and will require new access easements that must be negotiated.

Committee member Kevin Jenkins described the burrden zone as archaic, noting that Caltrans was not able to get the easements from every property owner on Central, so the burden zone doesn’t apply to everyone.

Construction will include clearing and trimming within easements, moving equipment, pipe delivery and storage, trench digging and controlled blasting to remove underground rock.