Massachusetts H3599 establishes forty-foot wide easements for vehicular access and utilities for certain lots in Native American districts.
Massachusetts H3599 mandates the establishment of forty-foot wide easements for vehicular access and underground utilities for specific lots in Native American districts, including Chappaquiddick, Dudley, Gay Head, Herring Pond, and Mashpee. These easements are to be created by the superior court if they do not already exist, ensuring adequate access and utility installation for residential use. The bill also clarifies that lots created for Native American Indians in these districts are held in fee simple absolute, with no restraint on alienation.
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