Originally Posted by ColdNoMore (Post 1230390)

Actually, I believe the answer is 'yes.'

You just have to be prepared to have anything destroyed, should the easement be needed/used.

I once put a fence in beyond my easement, but made it so that I could easily take it down should the utility need to get through.

Of course I also took the chance they might need to use the easement when I wasn't home and they had the right to destroy it, or move it out of the way.

I rolled the dice and in 15 years, never had to worry about it.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1229397)

It may not be a good idea to include your street address in your location...............................

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1229397)

It may not be a good idea to include your street address in your location...............................

Originally Posted by dddave (Post 1230739)

Okay, I know the architectural control committee can seem narrow minded and unreasonable, but do they really try to decipher the addresses of "Talk of The Villages" posters that describe them as narrow minded and unreasonable and then sic their hounds on the poor posters. If they do, I hope they pick up their poop after wards.