Let's say "I" lease a parcel of land from the province of Alberta, and it's surrounded entirely by county owned land. There is one road to access, which, of course, crosses over county land.
Can the county deny access to the road that is the sole means of entry to "my" lease? It should also be noted that closing this access will also close the only access road to a small piece of crown land nearby.
A 'hypothetical' legal opinion is going to take a little more information than what you provided. Since it is all hypothetical, give some details.
Where in relation to 'your' lease is the road?
What is the land use designation of the crown land and 'your' lease?
Who would be denied access? Everyone? All but you?
And why is your question so vague?
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Why close the road???? Close your gate if it is to your lease.This is a little odd question to ask. What is you agenda?????It is all lease you dont own it..... We all do. So no to closing the road.As it is probably now a road alowance.
Why close the road???? Close your gate if it is to your lease.This is a little odd question to ask. What is you agenda?????It is all lease you dont own it..... We all do. So no to closing the road.As it is probably now a road alowance.
I think you have misunderstood the meaning of his post.
Why close the road???? Close your gate if it is to your lease.This is a little odd question to ask. What is you agenda?????It is all lease you dont own it..... We all do. So no to closing the road.As it is probably now a road alowance.
Look again. He asked if the county can close the road.
From my understanding and i may be way off but the county or even if it was private land surrounding ur leased parcel, must provide access to land u r leasing or own.
Thats just my thoughts and i have no idea if thats true or not but it makes sense to me.
Very vague. Is it a road or a trail across other land? Is there no road allowance to the property you are leasing? Just because there is not a developed road does not mean there is no road allowance to your property.
What county are you in? there may be a county specific bylaw for your county relating to this.
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