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roadways existed was and continued to be owned by the adjacent property owner, who, coincidentally, continued to be taxed on the secondary roadway lands. In other words: our secondary roadway system is owned by the landowners with the Commonwealth accepting responsibility for maintenance, up keep and refurbishing if necessary.
When an easement is assigned to someone or some entity it is not title! When the beneficiary of an easement exercises their rights under that easement they are still guests of the property owner. They have responsibilities, which when neglected or ignored can be grounds for rescinding the easement.
When the Commonwealth established VDOT to administer the responsibility for the secondary highway system it also established rules and attempted in those guides to recognize and promote local involvement and control; considering among other things: “...concerns of citizens wherein the roadway is located, particularly persons who own land adjacent...”; and historic and aesthetic significance of unpaved highways and sur
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