Public Easement definition

Public Easement means any easement or right-of-way owned or controlled by a public agency or by a public utility.

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Public Easement means any easement under the jurisdiction and control of the City and acquired, established, dedicated or devoted for public purposes, including utility purposes.

Public Easement means an easement the enjoyment of which is intended to be used by the public in general.

Examples of Public Easement in a sentence

• The Survey will include the location and boundaries of the Property and the Public Easement (defined and described in paragraph 30).

• The exact location of the Public Easement shall be determined by the Survey.

• Owners have erected a on said property that encroaches upon ( ) feet of Board’s Public Easement.

• Said Public Easement lies within Grantor’s development site (the “Site”, illustrated in Exhibit C and described in Exhibit D).

• Developer shall submit a survey of the Project Elements within 90 days of the Project Completion Date, describing the area of the Public Easement.

• First party warrants that it has the right and authority to grant this public easement and right of way, and that if there are any other prior lien holders thereon, they have consented to the Public Easement by written consent attached hereto, and will hold such lien subject to the provisions of this Public Easement.

• Owners have erected/will erect a on said property that encroaches/will encroach upon ( ) feet of Board’s Public Easement.

• The City acknowledges and agrees that the sole and only use of the Easement Purchase Funds by the City and CPAH is to purchase the Public Easement as described in this Agreement.

• Grantor and City have entered into a Maintenance Agreement (the “Maintenance Agreement”) concerning the perpetual maintenance of this Public Easement and on the bikeway access paths and surrounding landscaping for the benefit of the City and public, and maintenance for the useful life of the bikeway ramps, patio and overlook structures and public restroom in the East Building, which useful life is not to be less than fifty-five (55) years.

• Trees within the Public Easement Area shall be maintained at Developer’s cost.

More Definitions of Public Easement

Public Easement means the right of the general public to use certain streets, roads, highways, paths, airspace or defined area.

Public Easement means a right granted by a property owner, generally described and established in a recorded document or map, to permit a general or specific use by the public, a public agency, a public utility or a public corporation, if specified. The maintenance of public easements owned and controlled by the City may be assigned to others if mutually agreeable between the City and the assigned party. Public easements can be granted to overlap all or any portion of any private property or private easement.

Public Easement means the easement for public access to be provided over the Easement Land on the terms set out in Schedule 1 (with necessary amendments to defined terms made for the purposes of registration);

Public Easement means ^.ny easement reserved by authority of sec­ tion 17(b) of the act and under the cri­ teria set forth in these regulations. It includes easements for use by the gen­ eral public and easements for use by a specific governmental agency. Public easements may be reserved for trans­ portation, communication and utility purposes, for air, light or visibility purposes, or for guaranteeing interna­ tional treaty obligations.