Section 2: Types of Transactions
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The following are the most common transactions:
- Sale of a surplus right of way
interest to:
- a local public agency (LPA) when the state owns fee simple title (see Sale of Surplus Right of Way (Fee Simple) to an LPA)
- an LPA for the savings to the state of future maintenance costs (see Transfer of Surplus Right of Way to an LPA for the Savings to the State of Future Maintenance Costs)
- the abutting landowner(s) when the state owns fee simple title (see Sale of Surplus Right of Way (Fee Simple) to the Abutting Landowner(s))
- the abutting landowner(s) or an LPA when the state owns access rights (see Sale of Surplus Access Rights)
- the underlying fee owner(s) when the state owns a highway easement (see Sale of Surplus Right of Way (Highway Easement) to the Underlying Fee Owner(s))
- the underlying fee owner(s) when the state owns a drainage or channel easement (see Sale of Surplus Right of Way (Drainage or Channel Easement) to the Underlying Fee Owner(s))
- Exchange of a surplus right of way interest:
- for a property interest needed for a state highway purpose when the state owns fee simple title (see Exchange of Surplus Right of Way (Fee Simple) for a Property Interest Needed for a State Highway Purpose)
- with an underlying fee owner when the state owns a drainage or channel easement (see Exchange of Surplus Right of Way (Drainage or Channel Easement) with Underlying Fee Owner(s))
- Disposition without Consideration (see Disposition of Right of Way Interests without Consideration)
- to honor a reversionary clause
- to correct an error or ambiguity
- quitclaim of right of way
You can link to diagrams showing the process for the following types of transactions: