How do I find out what my easement and surface rights are for a pipeline?

Answer by  patti (29325)

Easement and surface rights for a pipeline are detailed in the contract with the landowner. Both the property owner and pipeline owner will have copies of the contract.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Refer to the original contract for information regarding the details of a pipeline agreement. The property owner and pipeline owner determine the rights of each at the onset.

Answer by  Dean (4035)

You have all the rights on your land and must get permission for someone else's property. Easements are on file in the County Clerk's office.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The local jurisdiction grants the easement. Generally, pipelines easements do not include surface rights unless specified in the agree. If you have a contract, these details should be included.

Answer by  Deb43 (579)

Check your deed and other available documentation at your county's courthouse. The cunty clerk and assessor's offices should be able to help you.

Answer by  eyeguy (3760)

Your local zoning board should have all the information you need. Also many towns have such information on file at the tax office.

Answer by  Platypus (180)

You should go to the county resister, usually at the local court house, and check the title on the land. If there is no current easement, one may create one by permission from the land owner or under proof of necessity.

Answer by  deano (5)

You should start by looking for information on line. A simple search in Google will provide a number of website from experts also search for personal advice from individuals experiences.

Answer by  bhdickstein (41)

There are several ways for determining easement and surface rights for a pipeline. The internet is one source. Another source is the local town hall. An attorney is also a good source to consult for the answer.