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A temporary construction easement (TCE) is a specialized form of easement that a public agency frequently uses as part of an eminent domain project when it ?seeks to obtain exclusive possession of a portion of the property for a significant, albeit temporary, period of time.? (Property Reserve, Inc.
A Temporary Constrnction Easement (TCE) is required to allow the Department to enter . private property in order to modify/remove buildings or improvements that straddle the State's Right of Way (RIW) line.