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Easement Question - Bridge or Fence?

Continuum

If there is a natural gas line easement on your property, does it make more sense to build a bridge over it or to create a fence around it? 

 
Feb 15, 21 2:16 pm

Hire an architect.  Stop looking for free online advice. 

Feb 15, 21 2:38 pm  · 
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randomised

just cut it with a blowtorch...



Feb 15, 21 2:56 pm  · 
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Koww

there’s no easement like quantitative easement

Feb 15, 21 3:53 pm  · 
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JLC-1

more sense for what?

Feb 15, 21 4:00 pm  · 
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t a z

c) tunnel

Feb 15, 21 4:07 pm  · 
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citizen

If Train A leaves Boston heading south at 60 mph and Train B heads north from Miami at 70 mph, how many golfers does it take to change a light bulb?

Feb 15, 21 4:27 pm  · 
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b3tadine[sutures]

Gophers?


Feb 15, 21 5:44 pm  · 
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Both. Build a fence around it, and build a bridge over it. Anything less and you're just making problems for yourself later.

Feb 15, 21 4:38 pm  · 
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Non Sequitur

don't forget to spec galvanized skyhooks for that bridge


Feb 15, 21 4:42 pm  · 
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b3tadine[sutures]

If you don't have sky hooks, you're just a poser.

Feb 15, 21 5:42 pm  · 
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citizen

.Image result for sky hooks

Answer to at least half the questions on the ARE!

Feb 15, 21 6:08 pm  · 
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Non Sequitur

Does it come in periwinkle?

Feb 15, 21 7:19 pm  · 
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Continuum

Didn't realize how toxic Archinect had become since years ago!

Feb 15, 21 7:28 pm  · 
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Non Sequitur

Not toxic at all. Just not into doing other people’s homework. Big difference.

Feb 15, 21 7:33 pm  · 
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citizen

Fair enough, Continuum. I'll accept 'toxic' if you'll accept 'lazy.'

Feb 15, 21 7:44 pm  · 
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Continuum

I am trying, sir, but can't locate a definitive reasoning to one or the other without more context to the question. Thank you anyway!


Feb 15, 21 7:48 pm  · 
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citizen

Okay, I looked at some of your other question threads and see that you sometimes provide a bit of context or show some initial investigation on your part. That's a fair way to ask questions. This thread, however, starts with a wide-open question and no evidence of other effort-- my response was to that. 

Now, I just Googled a term in your question and in less than a second the stuff below popped up.  Why don't you start in Google instead of Archinect?  After you learn a bit, you can bring a more informed question to this place-- you'll get better feedback and less blowback.


Feb 15, 21 8:15 pm  · 
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midlander

are architects licensed to design bridges, or fences?


it's a trick question, like the majority of them.

Feb 15, 21 11:29 pm  · 
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