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Private property owners cannot block or obstruct existing utility easements. For instance, if a tree in your yard is causing power trips, the utility easement gives the electric company the right to trim the tree.
(An easement grants a long-term right to use or occupy the land for a specific purpose.) The DNR may issue an easement to cross state-owned lands for the purposes of constructing and maintaining roads. However, the DNR is not required to issue easements upon request.
However, a property owner cannot unilaterally terminate an easement by obstructing the other partys access. This can result in legal action brought by the party with the right to use the easement. In both abandonment and prescription, the party must act in a way that shows intent to terminate the easement.
Description: Easements allow owners to retain full ownership of property but can either restrict certain uses or permit the use of land by the public or particular entities for specified purposes. Easements are generally established as part of the deed restrictions.