A Utility Easement and Right of Way is a legal agreement between two parties, which grants one party the right to use the other's property for a specific purpose. This agreement typically grants the party with the right of way the ability to construct, operate, maintain, and repair utilities on the property, such as power lines, water lines, sewer lines, and telecommunications lines. There are two main types of Utility Easement and Right of Way: permanent and temporary. Permanent agreements are typically used for long-term projects, while temporary agreements are used for short-term projects. In addition, the agreement typically grants the right of way party with access to the property for inspection, maintenance, and repair. The agreement also typically includes a provision that allows the right of way party to recover legal fees associated with enforcing the agreement.