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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
Not wrong. I don't know about your property, but my survey plat clearly states that it is a "Right of Way", not an easement. There are easements designated on the back of my property inside the lot line, but this is outside of the lot line and is stated as a right of way. My front lot line is designated to be located 7 feet back from the street pavement. So, the 7-foot strip of land between the lot line and the street is not on my property.
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Agreed.
The drawings I received with my home show 3.5' between the edge of the road and the beginning of my property. The Sumter County Property Appraiser page for my home shows the same.
But my home is on a circle. My neighbor's homes that are on the straight portion of the street show more area between the road and the property line - about twice as much - which would be the 7' strip mentioned in this and other posts.
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Last edited by Bill14564; 02-21-2024 at 03:51 PM.
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