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Re: O/T Border Dispute
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Posted by Allan on June 13, 2004 at 09:53:42 from (64.187.91.97):
In Reply to: O/T Border Dispute posted by Allan on June 13, 2004 at 06:03:14:
Thanks Guys, This fellow is an eighty some year old man who has been on disability most of his adult life. He was wounded in WWII and has a steel plate in his head. He is always trying to stir up trouble with his neighbors, but most of the time we all just ignore him. The road in question now lays on his portion of the easment between us (25' on each side of the line). The road has been established for 60 to 100 years, is not a state or county road and is well maintained by all of us that use it (approximately 20 families). The gentleman has decided he is going to put a 30X36 garage smack in his front yard. Fine, the footings are down & they will be pouring the cement walls on Monday. The one wall will be about 18" from the gravel roadway proper, and when the roof trusses are put up, it will no doubt hang out over the established road. He has tried a lot of different contractors to come in and move the road for him and no one will touch the issue. So, he has hired a young "friend" who owns a bulldozer to come in and just start ripping and tearing. No, the kid knows nothing about building roads. Just has a bulldozer and wants to "doze something". The neighbor has not consulted anyone else regarding this, other than to tell me the other day that the road will be moved or he will get a court order. I just don't think that he can legally do this without my approval or at the very least going thru a court approved way of doing it properly. I don't want to get into a pushing match either; but my business depends solely on those buried phone lines and if they are cut, then I'm am gonna be on the warpath, as we deal with some very sizable contracts and they are time sensitive. I have an appointment Monday moring with my lawyer. Thanks, Allan
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