Is this normal easement???

how bad is this easement, is the black square on lot 1480 and it’s at the back yard near fence? How bad is it and can this have big issue in the future if decide to build?
Is it taken too much of the land?

Thank you all

 

Thankkkk you very much

 

Quite normal.

We have a mains sewer running along the back of our property around 1m in from the back fence.

Never bothered us. I doubt you could, or would want to, build that close to the back boundary anyway.
Marg

 

Quite common. Until sewage started to be connected to the house in the 70s, the toilet was usually back there. Take a look at some houses that are 60+ years old and you'll often still find the outdoor toilet (that hasn't been used in decades).

 

At the risk of a very close encounter with a spider...

 

Thank you

 

Thank you hun

 

In this day of political correctness, should we also use 'easewoment' or 'easepersont'?

 

@Soso
what you have there is the Sewer Connection Diagram.
However there appears to be a dashed line parallel to the rear boundaries and adjacent to the boards sewer. I would guess that this will be the drainage easement refered to in your title.

This Sewer diagram is a rough depiction showing the location of the boards sewer, connection points, and pipelines. They are rough and not to scale. In NSW the sewer authority (Sydney Water) has an implied easement over all of its' infrastructure (formalised in legislation in the Sydney Water Act) generally a plan showing the easement is not required. The easement is implied over the line of pipes etc, wherever they may lie.

however the plan showing the Easement To Drain Water 1 Wide is in DP703487. This will be for Storm-water Drainage.
You also have a Restricition On The Use Of Land.

regards,
Land Surveyor

 

Thank you, this part I didn’t get where it says restriction on the use of the land?
I did read it in the land registry, but didn’t understand it.

 

Other than we can’t build on it or near the easement is there any other restrictions to the whole land not just where the easement is please?

Thank you again

 

it means that there is a restriction on doing something on your lot. the conditions will be explained in the section 88b instrument (legal document) linked to the deposited plan.
it could be something silly or irrellevant like not building a fence in front of the building setback line, type of fence material, type of building material eg: brick etc, or it may even be a limit on the size of the dwelling.
some of these restrictions have been suspended by the LEP and some can be requested to be removed at the lands title office if they are now irrelevant.

have you engaged a solicitor yet........................................!

 

Thank you. I did read something about can’t build more than 120, waiting for an email from the lawyer after he review the contract.

Thank you for your time

 

I wouldn't worry about the back fence sewerage easement getting in the way of future developments. There's probably other restrictions from the local council which would stop most developments long before they get close to the back fence.

 

Like what please?

Thank you

 

Most councils have rules around minimum site coverage and minimum distance from the fence lines. If you wanted to rebuild at some future point, odds are you wouldn't be able to build that close to the back fence even if the easement wasn't there.

 

Oh ok, I don’t think this would be a problem building close to the fence . We might want to extended the house add another room or knock out and rebuild ( in the future) the land size is 611 , but the building ( floor plan) only 88 and the rest is left out and the other thing is the house wasn’t online, it’s when we went Ray White the house was mentioned to us plus someone paid a deposit then cancelled. That’s why we are worried

Thank you again