My question involves real estate located in the State of California.
I have a small commercial building that sits on the property line both to the left and right. To the left is a parking lot. I have a tenant who wants to install a sink in one of the offices. To do so would require drain plumbing outside the building on the left side technically encroaching on the parking lot a few inches. I don't want to do this and will tell the tenant that it can't be done.
My question here is: is something like this never done, don't even think about it, it's illegal? Or is it often done, particularly if the two property owners have a good relationship? If it's the former then it just makes my "no" to the tenant easier to justify.
I have a small commercial building that sits on the property line both to the left and right. To the left is a parking lot. I have a tenant who wants to install a sink in one of the offices. To do so would require drain plumbing outside the building on the left side technically encroaching on the parking lot a few inches. I don't want to do this and will tell the tenant that it can't be done.
My question here is: is something like this never done, don't even think about it, it's illegal? Or is it often done, particularly if the two property owners have a good relationship? If it's the former then it just makes my "no" to the tenant easier to justify.
Boundary Agreements: Exterior Drain Pipe Technically on Neighbor's Property
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