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Posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on April 18, 2004 at 09:54:51 from (66.187.42.67):
I would like to re fence my boundary and include a 32 foot easement I have with a property owner behind me. They are landlocked by the location of the property but have at least three other properties to ask for access. My problem is if I continue the easement I have to fence both sides of the 32 foot run which doubles the cost for that side. This would be for a strip I can't use as pasture and end up mowing instead. It is at the edge of my property. I would give them 6 months or a year to do it so it would not affect the current growing season. Animals are not an option on that strip for grass control because I am always putting the gate back up after someone goes through. Has anyone ever ended an easement? I would like to hear what problems you encountered. If my fence will cost me $3 to re do I don't want to pay $5 or more just for my own 32 foot strip. Thanks for your input.
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