Farmers Law Minnesota Ed
Farmers Law Minnesota Ed
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CARTWAYS A cartway is a road two rods wide. The proceedings for establishment are the same as for town roads except that the petition may be signed by as few as five voters, freeholders of the town. One-half of the damages to the land through which it passes must be paid by those whom it benefits. On the petition of the owner of a tract of land of not less than five acres to which he has no access except over the lands of others, the town board may establish a cartway not over two rods wide to ...connect that land with the public road. The amount of damages must be paid by the petitioner. DEDICATION OF LAND FOR ROADS Owners may give land for a road or cartway by applying in writing to the town board. The application goes to the town clerk who lays it before the board. The board, within ten days, may declare the land dedicated for the purpose named in the application. No damages can be assessed for lands so dedicated. EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT OF TOWN ROADS Whenever it seems advisable to macadamize any estab- lished highway in a town or in any way make a lasting improvement upon that highway at greater expense than can be made under ordinary methods, it may be done as follows: (1) Fifteen voters who are freeholders file a peti- tion with the town clerk asking for the improvement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CARTWAYS A cartway is a road two rods wide. The proceedings for establishment are the same as for town roads except that the petition may be signed by as few as five voters, freeholders of the town. One-half of the damages to the land through which it passes must be paid by those whom it benefits. On the petition of the owner of a tract of land of not less than five acres to which he has no access except over the lands of others, the town board may establish a cartway not over two rods wide to ...connect that land with the public road. The amount of damages must be paid by the petitioner. DEDICATION OF LAND FOR ROADS Owners may give land for a road or cartway by applying in writing to the town board. The application goes to the town clerk who lays it before the board. The board, within ten days, may declare the land dedicated for the purpose named in the application. No damages can be assessed for lands so dedicated. EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT OF TOWN ROADS Whenever it seems advisable to macadamize any estab- lished highway in a town or in any way make a lasting improvement upon that highway at greater expense than can be made under ordinary methods, it may be done as follows: (1) Fifteen voters who are freeholders file a peti- tion with the town clerk asking for the improvement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Vincent Koos to read onlineMoreLess
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