Front easements are a little harder as you need everybody to agree along the
path to make it doable.
There is always one or two that hold out for the best value, translation, the
most money that they can get.
For a no-fee easement, you're going to have to really add value to them for
example provide them service at a discount or provide them service that they
can't get elsewhere.
On Sunday, February 10, 2019 Mike Hammett <af@af.afmug.com> wrote:
#yiv6739600607 p {margin:0;}Have any of you pulled easements for your fiber
instead of using the ROW? Thoughts? It seems like it may be easier to avoid
other utilities if you've bought a 3' easement on the edge of someone's
property instead of fighting over the same small space.
If we have an attorney prepare a boiler-plate easement agreement, any reason we
can't just use that over and over, filing with the recorder's office?
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
Midwest Internet Exchange
The Brothers WISP
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