Rhode Island Release of Easement (Electric Powerline)

• Category: Oil Gas and Minerals - Releases
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-OG-1109
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is a release of easement for an electric powerline. A Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) refers to a legal document that cancels or terminates an existing easement agreement related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of an electric power line on a specific property in Rhode Island. This type of release is crucial when there is a need to remove any restrictions or obligations associated with the easement. Rhode Island, like many other states, offers various types of releases of easement for electric power lines, each addressing specific requirements or circumstances. Some different types of Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) include: 1. Termination Release: This type of release is used when both parties involved in the easement agreement mutually agree to terminate the easement rights related to the electric power line. It permanently frees the landowner from any obligations or restrictions associated with the original agreement. 2. Partial Release: A partial release of easement is utilized when the landowner, having received consent from the utility company or entity responsible for the power line, wishes to release a portion of the easement area. This allows the landowner to regain control over a specific part of the property previously subject to the easement. 3. Abandonment Release: When the electric power line no longer serves its intended purpose or is deemed obsolete, an abandonment release may be used. This type of release cancels the easement rights and allows the landowner to regain complete control over the area once occupied by the power line. 4. Relocation Release: In situations where the electric power line needs to be moved to another location on the property, a relocation release is required to release the easement rights on the current site and establish new rights on the updated location. This release ensures that the landowner is not bound by any obligations or restrictions imposed by the original easement agreement. Irrespective of the type of Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) used, it is vital for both parties to execute the release document accurately and in compliance with the state's legal requirements. Professional legal assistance is often recommended ensuring the release is properly prepared, reviewed, and recorded to protect the interests of both the landowner and the utility company involved.

A Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) refers to a legal document that cancels or terminates an existing easement agreement related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of an electric power line on a specific property in Rhode Island. This type of release is crucial when there is a need to remove any restrictions or obligations associated with the easement. Rhode Island, like many other states, offers various types of releases of easement for electric power lines, each addressing specific requirements or circumstances. Some different types of Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) include: 1. Termination Release: This type of release is used when both parties involved in the easement agreement mutually agree to terminate the easement rights related to the electric power line. It permanently frees the landowner from any obligations or restrictions associated with the original agreement. 2. Partial Release: A partial release of easement is utilized when the landowner, having received consent from the utility company or entity responsible for the power line, wishes to release a portion of the easement area. This allows the landowner to regain control over a specific part of the property previously subject to the easement. 3. Abandonment Release: When the electric power line no longer serves its intended purpose or is deemed obsolete, an abandonment release may be used. This type of release cancels the easement rights and allows the landowner to regain complete control over the area once occupied by the power line. 4. Relocation Release: In situations where the electric power line needs to be moved to another location on the property, a relocation release is required to release the easement rights on the current site and establish new rights on the updated location. This release ensures that the landowner is not bound by any obligations or restrictions imposed by the original easement agreement. Irrespective of the type of Rhode Island release of easement (electric power line) used, it is vital for both parties to execute the release document accurately and in compliance with the state's legal requirements. Professional legal assistance is often recommended ensuring the release is properly prepared, reviewed, and recorded to protect the interests of both the landowner and the utility company involved.