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Letter: Easements allow rising waters over roadways The Corps of Engineers purchased thousands of acres to be in what they call "easements" in case of 100-year floods such as we've apparently had recently. The land owner can still farm the land but cannot put up any structures such as barns, sheds, houses, etc.; fences are okay as they are not considered permanent structures. This does not prevent rising waters from covering roadways and since the roadways are government property (albeit paid for by taxpayers who are the real owners) if rising waters cover them, it is all part and parcel of government ownership. - Joyce M. Coomer This story was posted on 2019-03-15 16:59:36
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