New terminology to me. Can't find it in Black's.
Can somebody enlighten me on exactly what is meant by an "existing use easement"?
What if the existing use goes away?
Existing Use Easement
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Existing Use Easement
Clark E. Stoner, PE, PLS
Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
Sonoma County
Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
clark@bearflagcivil.com
Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
Sonoma County
Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
clark@bearflagcivil.com
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Clark
Off the top of my head it would be, for instance, a power pole servicing properties that does not have an 'official' record associated to it granting an easement. Undocumented easement by use is what I call them on my maps.LS_8750 wrote:New terminology to me. Can't find it in Black's.
Can somebody enlighten me on exactly what is meant by an "existing use easement"?
What if the existing use goes away?
I would venture to say that if the power pole is removed and relocated then the easement is abandoned by action.
That's my take.
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Thank you.
The document I am looking at is entitled "Existing Use Easement". The lands described enclose an "existing horse corral and stable".
The corral and stable are now gone. Since the dominant tenant's improvements are gone (corral and stable), is the easement now extinguished?
The document I am looking at is entitled "Existing Use Easement". The lands described enclose an "existing horse corral and stable".
The corral and stable are now gone. Since the dominant tenant's improvements are gone (corral and stable), is the easement now extinguished?
Clark E. Stoner, PE, PLS
Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
Sonoma County
Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
clark@bearflagcivil.com
Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
Sonoma County
Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
clark@bearflagcivil.com
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The easement might be gone depending on the terms of use if there is an instrument. If there was no formal document delineating it, it is most likely extinguished.
Stephen Johnson, PLS 6303
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