Maine Temporary Easement (ME) is a legal agreement in which a landowner grants a temporary right-of-way across their land to a third party for a specific purpose. This type of easement is most commonly used for construction projects and other temporary activities. It is a voluntary agreement that allows the landowner to retain complete control of their property while granting limited access to a third party. There are three types of Maine Temporary Easements: Construction Easement, Utility Easement, and Recreational Easement. A Construction Easement is a type of ME that grants permission for a third party to use a property owner’s land for a specific construction project. A Utility Easement grants permission for a third party to use a property owner’s land for the installation or maintenance of utility services. Lastly, a Recreational Easement grants permission for a third party to use a property owner’s land for a specified recreational activity.