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So my neighbor just came walking thru. We have a swampy area that borders his mine and my other neighbors property. He just told me he wants to dig a trench from it so it drains, he doesn't like having wet woods... he has about a 30 yard diameter are of the swamp. If part of its on my property is he allowed to do that?

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So my neighbor just came walking thru. We have a swampy area that borders his mine and my other neighbors property. He just told me he wants to dig a trench from it so it drains, he doesn't like having wet woods... he has about a 30 yard diameter are of the swamp. If part of its on my property is he allowed to do that?


Personally if it was me I'd let him with stipulations that he consults with me and does it right. Idk about legalities

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8 minutes ago, Gencountyzeek said:

So my neighbor just came walking thru. We have a swampy area that borders his mine and my other neighbors property. He just told me he wants to dig a trench from it so it drains, he doesn't like having wet woods... he has about a 30 yard diameter are of the swamp. If part of its on my property is he allowed to do that?

If he digs on his property, I don't think you have a say about it. It's not a designated wet lands ,is it?

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Personally if it was me I'd let him with stipulations that he consults with me and does it right. Idk about legalities

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But I want my piece to b swampy, it's the only wet area on both of ours property. It's also about a mile off the road. He's goin to drive a excavater back here? Not lovin this idea.

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But I want my piece to b swampy, it's the only wet area on both of ours property. It's also about a mile off the road. He's goin to drive a excavater back here? Not lovin this idea.

That's what I mean if he's gonna do it I think I'd be making him dig a small Pond with the creek flowing not eliminating the water but possibly improving it. That is without seeing it. And in the end it all comes down to your wants and either stopping it or not. But I'd half is on his property I don't know if you can stop him from digging his side out. May be one of those times to work with instead of against....my .02

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But I want my piece to b swampy, it's the only wet area on both of ours property. It's also about a mile off the road. He's goin to drive a excavater back here? Not lovin this idea.


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Where is he going to make the water go? I don't know if it's as simple as digging a ditch and the water drains out.
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