:neglected:My question involves an easement in the state of: Massachusetts
Developer plans to extend a public street into a 10 lot residential cluster. Plan gets approval by all board with conditions. One being to provide a right of way easement 50'x207' to my property. Easement design from edge off cluster cul-de-sac road to my 15 acre developable parcel lo line. This non build able easement/right of way is labeled Parcel B on the definitive plan. However, there is no record of conveyance about Parcel B anywhere. The city engineer made the developer design this right of way because of Subdivision Control Laws both city and state pertaining to landlock parcel which I own.
We as abutters would like to know our course of action as the developer is not disclosing the status of this parcel B. We would like to extend the utilities in the easement for marketability and possibly residential development and have everyone's approval to do so but the developer/ land owner.
City Head Engineer stated that this right of way must be included in definitive plan for potential future developable parcel, which is ours and the last one in the area/city line. There are no other parcels to use this easement right of way.
Please help!
Developer plans to extend a public street into a 10 lot residential cluster. Plan gets approval by all board with conditions. One being to provide a right of way easement 50'x207' to my property. Easement design from edge off cluster cul-de-sac road to my 15 acre developable parcel lo line. This non build able easement/right of way is labeled Parcel B on the definitive plan. However, there is no record of conveyance about Parcel B anywhere. The city engineer made the developer design this right of way because of Subdivision Control Laws both city and state pertaining to landlock parcel which I own.
We as abutters would like to know our course of action as the developer is not disclosing the status of this parcel B. We would like to extend the utilities in the easement for marketability and possibly residential development and have everyone's approval to do so but the developer/ land owner.
City Head Engineer stated that this right of way must be included in definitive plan for potential future developable parcel, which is ours and the last one in the area/city line. There are no other parcels to use this easement right of way.
Please help!
Use and Enforcement: Easements
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