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This Encroachment Agreement is a legal document made between the Town of Carolina Beach and Page S. Johnson, II and Amy A. Johnson regarding the encroachment of certain structures on public property adjacent to the owners\' private property in New Hanover County. It outlines the terms under which the encroachments may continue and the responsibilities of the parties involved.

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How to fill out encroachment agreement

1. Obtain the encroachment agreement form from the relevant local authority or property management.
2. Read the form carefully to understand its terms and requirements.
3. Provide your personal information, including name, address, and contact details, in the designated sections.
4. Describe the nature of the encroachment, including location, dimensions, and purpose.
5. Include any necessary diagrams or maps to illustrate the encroachment.
6. Indicate the duration for which the encroachment will occur.
7. Review the fees associated with the encroachment agreement and include payment details if necessary.
8. Sign and date the agreement where indicated.
9. Submit the completed form to the relevant authority, along with any required documentation.

Who needs encroachment agreement?

1. Homeowners who have structures or landscaping that extend onto neighboring properties.
2. Businesses that use adjacent public land for signage, seating, or other purposes.
3. Developers seeking permissions for projects that may affect neighboring properties.
4. Property owners looking to formalize a mutual understanding with neighbors regarding boundary usage.

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What is encroachment agreement?

An encroachment agreement is a legal document that allows a property owner to acknowledge and permit an encroachment, which occurs when a structure or improvement extends beyond the property lines onto a neighboring property or public land.

Who is required to file encroachment agreement?

Typically, property owners who have encroachments on their property or those who wish to formalize encroachments that exist are required to file an encroachment agreement.

How to fill out encroachment agreement?

To fill out an encroachment agreement, the property owner needs to include relevant details such as the description of the encroachment, the parties involved, property descriptions, and any necessary legal terms. It usually requires signatures from both the property owner and the affected party.

What is the purpose of encroachment agreement?

The purpose of an encroachment agreement is to legally document and resolve issues related to encroachments, protect the rights of property owners, and prevent future disputes by outlining the terms of the acceptable encroachment.

What information must be reported on encroachment agreement?

Necessary information in an encroachment agreement includes the names of the parties involved, a detailed description of the encroachment, property lines, zoning information, terms of the agreement, and provisions for maintenance and liability.