On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 04:08:42 GMT, someone wrote:


Uhh, not to be nitpicky, V., but I think OP described a street easment that
never actually got built out, on a subdivide that never sold, and got
replatted into a more appealing format. A pretty common thing to see in the
plat books....

Yes, it may very well be. But the procedure to 'fix' this is indeed a
nitpicky thing. You said (in the snipped part) that there may be
'some' unit of government that can agree to extinguish an unbuilt
paper street. I AGREE. But that is NOT usually a "zoning board". He
has to go to the right place to get it done, that is what I said, the
Q is to find who "owns" the easement, more likely a Board of
Supervisors or County Commission or Township Select Board or whatever
it is in his area.

The "owner" of the easement has to agree to give it up.

That is what I was saying.

-v.