Description: A Michigan Partial Release of Pipeline Easement is a legal document that allows a landowner or an easement holder in the state of Michigan to release a portion of the pipeline easement rights that were previously granted. This release document is typically used when the landowner wants to regain control of a portion of their property where the easement was granted and no longer wants to allow a pipeline to occupy that specific area. The Michigan Partial Release of Pipeline Easement is an important legal contract that outlines the specific details of the easement being released, including the specific portion of the property affected, the size or length of the released easement, and any compensation or considerations agreed upon between the parties involved. It serves to modify the existing easement agreement, allowing the landowner to limit or withdraw the easement rights that were previously granted. Different types of Michigan Partial Release of Pipeline Easements may include: 1. Temporary Partial Release of Pipeline Easement: This type of release allows for the temporary withdrawal or limitation of the pipeline easement rights. It may be granted for a specific period, such as during construction or maintenance activities. 2. Permanent Partial Release of Pipeline Easement: This type of release permanently withdraws or limits the easement rights associated with a portion of the property. It is typically used when the landowner no longer wishes to allow the pipeline's presence in that specific area permanently. 3. Limited Partial Release of Pipeline Easement: This type of release imposes limitations or conditions on the use of the pipeline easement, such as restricting certain activities, preventing further expansion, or reducing acreage covered by the easement. It is important for all parties involved, including the landowner, pipeline company, and any affected stakeholders, to carefully review and understand the terms and implications of a Michigan Partial Release of Pipeline Easement. Additionally, it is advisable to consult with legal counsel familiar with Michigan state laws and regulations regarding easements before completing and executing such a release.