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Flowage Easement

Aurora Colorado Flowage Easement

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Oil Gas and Minerals - Easements and Rights of Way

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Aurora

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US-OG-1009

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What if I want to build on a property with a flowage easement?

If you plan to build on land with a flowage easement, you'll need to follow certain guidelines. It's best to talk to city officials to make sure you don’t run into any muddy waters!

How do I find out if my property has a flowage easement?

You can check with the city of Aurora’s planning or floodplain management office. They can pull the maps and tell you if your property is in the splash zone!

Are flowage easements permanent?

Flowage easements are generally considered permanent, but they can be reviewed or changed based on specific circumstances. It’s not set in stone, more like set in water!

Can flowage easements change over time?

Yes, flowage easements can be adjusted if water management needs change. Think of it like a river that sometimes reroutes itself!

How does a flowage easement affect property owners?

Property owners with flowage easements may have restrictions on what they can build or do on their land. It's a bit like being told you can’t park your car in a certain part of the driveway.

Why does the city need flowage easements?

The city uses flowage easements to manage stormwater and prevent flooding. It’s a way of making sure homes and roads stay dry when the rains come pouring down.

What is a flowage easement in Aurora, Colorado?

A flowage easement is a legal right that allows water to flow over a property, usually for flood control or to manage water resources. It’s like giving the river a bit more room to breathe!