Public easements.
During the planning of a property, the County may require the granting of a variety of easements on private property or lots. These easements may be for any of the following purposes: drainage, utilities, access to public utilities or drainage areas, and conservation easements. The County shall have the right to remove any encroachment, structures, landscaping, or any other improvements placed upon such public easements. The County may assess the cost of removing the illegal improvements against the landowner.
(Ord. No. 97-172, § 3(ch. 13, § 20.420), 12-31-1997)
Public easements.
During the planning of a property, the County may require the granting of a variety of easements on private property or lots. These easements may be for any of the following purposes: drainage, utilities, access to public utilities or drainage areas, and conservation easements. The County shall have the right to remove any encroachment, structures, landscaping, or any other improvements placed upon such public easements. The County may assess the cost of removing the illegal improvements against the landowner.
(Ord. No. 97-172, § 3(ch. 13, § 20.420), 12-31-1997)