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1. What is Right of Way?

The right to pass across the lands of another, land, property or interest herein, usually acquired for or devoted to transportation purposes. The most common example of a right of way would be a roadway. In the case of a County road, the land or right of way is publicly owned, but you enjoy the use of it.

2. What is My Legal Access to My Property?

Contact a title company for legal access to your property.  A title company is licensed and bonded to ensure that the information provided on the title commitment (or title report) is correct. Yes, the information is public information and can be obtained at Pinal County Recorder’s Office at 520-866-6830. Have Assessor's Parcel Number ready before calling.

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3. What is an Easement?

An easement is a right of use granted over the property of another. The best examples are electrical utilities, water lines, and ingress/egress. The existence of an easement on your property does not impact your ownership, but rather provides for the use of a portion of your property for a specific purpose by another.