Posted on Nov 30, 2022
Homes and a School Were Built Over a Strategic Navy Fuel Pipeline. Now the Service Wants to Move...
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Parts of a Clairemont neighborhood were built atop a key strategic Navy fuel pipeline, and now the service is planning to move it from underneath homes, a school and a church, according to Navy records. The 17-mile long, 8-inch pipeline was built in 1954 just as Clairemont was being developed as part of the post-World War II suburban housing boom. The Navy was granted easements by the city to build the pipeline. However, over the decades residential development has encroached on the those easements, the service said.
Homes and a School Were Built Over a Strategic Navy Fuel Pipeline. Now the Service Wants to Move...
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Naval Base Point Loma
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Age old issue regarding military bases. Military base established -- community around the base grows -- community does something that from the base's POV is "Really!?"
My "are you serious!?" ones are when a community grows up around an Air Force Base and then years later complains about the noise on the AFB...
How does someone develop over an established easement? Seriously, I'd like to know.
I have an utility easement that runs on the edge of my property and my neighbor's. Anytime I do anything (digging, doing some work on the house that requires a permit, etc) I get something reminding me what I can and can't do with the easement (mainly that I can't build anything atop it or within a certain distance to it).
My "are you serious!?" ones are when a community grows up around an Air Force Base and then years later complains about the noise on the AFB...
How does someone develop over an established easement? Seriously, I'd like to know.
I have an utility easement that runs on the edge of my property and my neighbor's. Anytime I do anything (digging, doing some work on the house that requires a permit, etc) I get something reminding me what I can and can't do with the easement (mainly that I can't build anything atop it or within a certain distance to it).
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Fairchild has been having issues with water the last few years, but the rapidly encroaching growth is strictly a civilian move.
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