Posted by IPS on 5/18/05 11:17am
Msg #38633

Siranni (again) and Release of Slope Easement?

Hello,

(1) I have a signing to witness a Release of Easement, what exactly is that?

(2) I couldn't find the email and address of T. Siranni. What is it again? He owes me $225.00.

TIA

Reply by ERNA_CA on 5/18/05 11:26am
Msg #38634

An easement is when part of ones land is allocated for use for other than your self. Utilities easement for instance, utilities companies must have access therefore you can not fence it off. Sometimes an easement is necessary for access to ones house if a planned road is not in place yet, and therefore will be lifted ones the road is in place.
That is my understanding of a easement.

Reply by Art_MD on 5/18/05 11:31am
Msg #38639

Re: Release of Slope Easement?

Also, easements are for a particular use. If there is a power line easement and the power company puts in a new power line in a different location and abandons the original , the easement can be released back to the property owner.

Art

Reply by CAtitlegal on 5/18/05 11:34am
Msg #38641

An easement is an interest in land of another; entitling the holder of the easement to limited use or enjoyment of the land in which the interest exists. An easement doesn't contemplate possession; rather it's all about "use".

If someone is releasing a slope easement they are probably using a quitclaim deed, which is the simplest way of relinquising the interest.

Reply by MI_Notary on 5/18/05 11:48am
Msg #38645

Re: Siranni (again) - New Fax #...

I called the number given a couple days back (earlier posting) and actually got a person (guy - not sure if it was him or not), and got a new fax number for faxing my invoice. To my surprise, the fax number actually worked. We'll see if I now receive payment. The new fax number is 516-797-5300. Hope it helps all who are owed by him. I'll keep you posted on if I receive payment.

Reply by IPS on 5/18/05 12:05pm
Msg #38649

Ok... thanks everyone!! You've been very helpful! n/m

Reply by Slope head Chino on 5/18/05 12:13pm
Msg #38652

Slope easement

This is an easement that allows a property owner to slope his land onto another's to support the development on his land, i.e., grade the land with a slope so as to keep it from eroding. Usually also involves maintenance of the slope by, for example, sodding. Sometimes by their terms slope easements are temporary during periods of construction when a retaining wall or other permanent supporting structure on one's own land is built.

Reply by BrendaTX on 5/18/05 3:24pm
Msg #38760

Racial slurs don't belong here. n/m