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• Category: Massachusetts Real Estate - Easements and Rights of Way
• State: Massachusetts
• Control #: MA-EAS-0053KG
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is an agreement to convey the use or benefit of a tract of land to another party for a specific limited purpose without giving the party the right to possess, take from, improve or sell the tract of land. The Massachusetts Grant of Storm Water Management Easement and Right-Of-Way is an agreement between two parties, such as the local government or municipality, and a property owner. The agreement grants the local government or municipality certain rights to access and use a private property for storm water management purposes. This type of agreement is commonly used to protect and conserve water resources, mitigating flooding, and protecting against erosion. The agreement may grant the local government or municipality temporary or permanent access to the property, as well as the right to construct, maintain, and operate storm water management systems, such as storm water detention ponds and infiltration basins. Types of Massachusetts Grant of Storm Water Management Easement and Right-Of-Way include permanent easements, temporary easements, right-of-ways, and storm water management easements. A permanent easement is a permanent right granted to the local government or municipality, allowing them to use the property for storm water management purposes, regardless of ownership changes. A temporary easement is a right granted for a specific amount of time, allowing the local government or municipality to use the property for storm water management purposes. A right-of-way is a permanent right granted to the local government or municipality, allowing them to access and construct a storm water management system on the property. A storm water management easement is a right granted by the property owner to the local government or municipality, allowing them to install and maintain storm water management systems on the property.

The Massachusetts Grant of Storm Water Management Easement and Right-Of-Way is an agreement between two parties, such as the local government or municipality, and a property owner. The agreement grants the local government or municipality certain rights to access and use a private property for storm water management purposes. This type of agreement is commonly used to protect and conserve water resources, mitigating flooding, and protecting against erosion. The agreement may grant the local government or municipality temporary or permanent access to the property, as well as the right to construct, maintain, and operate storm water management systems, such as storm water detention ponds and infiltration basins. Types of Massachusetts Grant of Storm Water Management Easement and Right-Of-Way include permanent easements, temporary easements, right-of-ways, and storm water management easements. A permanent easement is a permanent right granted to the local government or municipality, allowing them to use the property for storm water management purposes, regardless of ownership changes. A temporary easement is a right granted for a specific amount of time, allowing the local government or municipality to use the property for storm water management purposes. A right-of-way is a permanent right granted to the local government or municipality, allowing them to access and construct a storm water management system on the property. A storm water management easement is a right granted by the property owner to the local government or municipality, allowing them to install and maintain storm water management systems on the property.