The owner is a elderly widowed woman living there alone and after we talked to her she said she had no idea about all this and thought it was all her land.I am wondering about this. Have you asked Emergency Services how you are supposed to receive help if a barn catches fire, and you don't have a 911 address to give?
This is very interesting as in a matter of fact we did had a bush fire a month ago and I called 911.As I was standing on the road waiting for the fire engine to arrive ,I had to direct them into the illegal shared drive way.
In the past we had also annimals on our property and used that illegal shared drive way to feed and take care of them.
We believe now that previous owners had a mobile home and barns there illegal but did pay land tax.
Same as the shared drive way the barns were a condition in our contract to convey with the sale and the land at the time we bought the place.
If he owns the property, and you have a right-of-way easement (ingress/egress) over it, then you have the right to have the trees cut; owner retains wood (in most cases). There should not be any interfering tank/cables/pipe within a right of way.
After talking to her we believe there is no septic barried there.
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