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turbodsm OP t1_j23ov0d wrote

Through? No. Adjacent to? Along the edge of? Don't conflate my intention was a path down the middle of a farm with a trail along the existing right away along existing roads.

Yes, you can change laws and have them apply retroactively. Laws can be written to include just this. It's a land use that improves the life of the residents in the area. It allows alternative transportation options. Obviously every case would be different but to allow o&g ops, it's clearly not about preserving food production and moreso reducing housing development. It's clear that pedestrian trails need a better lobbyist.

Counties and municipalities seek easements on private property all the time. This is nothing new. So your "private property" point doesn't really make sense. I'm not asking for eminent domain.

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fryerandice t1_j24d4rb wrote

An easement isn't a law, it's a contract, entered into by two parties, it cannot be changed after the fact. The only defacto easement is the one along the road for utilities.

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Dredly t1_j25o1rh wrote

He doesn't care. HE wants to be able to trespass, so THOSE people need to do what he wants!

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because why should THEY have something when HE wants it... dude is all over the place in this thread

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newworldman1070 t1_j28kx1u wrote

Imagine living your life thinking that the only way that you can experience nature is by walking on a manicured “pedestrian path” in the suburbs somewhere.

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