Full question:
CAN I PLACE A SIGN TO MY PROPERTY , WHEN I HAVE A LEGAL RIGHT OF WAY ? EVEN THO IT GOES THROUGH ANOTHER PERSON PROPERTY ? THE LAND OWNER THAT MY RIGHT OF WAY PASSES THROUGH SAYS I MAY NOT PLACE A SIGN TO MY PROPERTY. EVEN THO IT WOULD BE PLACED ON THE EASEMENT OF THE ACCESS ROAD TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD . I NEED THE SIGN TO DIRECT DELIVERIES, FIRE TRUCKS , AMBULANCES ,ETC.
- Category: Real Property
- Subcategory: Easements
- Date:
- State: Arkansas
Answer:
The ability to place a sign on your property depends on the specifics of your easement and local sign laws. Generally, once an easement is established, you have the right to use it for its intended purpose, but you must not interfere with the landowner's use of their property.
The easement owner can maintain the easement and make improvements, as long as they do not disrupt the underlying property owner's use. If the sign is deemed to interfere with the landowner's use, they may have grounds to object.
It's important to note that easements can sometimes be renegotiated or terminated under certain conditions, such as if the easement's purpose no longer exists or if the landowner releases it. Misuse of the easement may not terminate it but could lead to legal claims.
For specific guidance, you may want to consult with a legal professional familiar with easement law in your state.
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