This page provides information regarding the responsible use of private property easements.
Easement holders, and all individuals for whom they are responsible, bear the obligation to prevent damage to the landowner’s private property. Should damage occur, the easement holder is liable for its repair and for implementing measures to prevent recurrence.
The easement agreement applicable to this property was established with the specific intent to accommodate a single-family dwelling, not a commercial enterprise. The landowner’s established rights and property boundaries will be strictly enforced.
Questions? Email Overburdened@77easement.com
These videos document instances of damage to the private driveway, caused by the commercial use of our driveway, which violates and exceeds the scope of the easement as written. They reflect the persistent issues of overburdening the easement and the resulting impact on the landowner’s property. Additional concerns related to unauthorized activity and personal safety are not comprehensively depicted here.
Disclaimer
1) This driveway is private property, belonging to Lot 4 (77).
2) The easement agreement for this property was drafted specifically to accommodate a single-family dwelling, not a commercial enterprise.
3) Lot 2 (80) holds an easement solely for ingress and egress over this driveway.
4) Any use by Lot 2 beyond the scope of ingress and egress, or unauthorized modification of Lot 4’s property, violates the easement agreement and constitutes trespass.
5) Lot 2 holds no legal authority over Lot 4’s private property.
6) Lot 2 is liable for the proper repair of any damage caused to Lot 4’s private property.