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Re:High property taxes are good by Loughla on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @03:34PM (#32171016)
If you don't mind me asking, where do you live? Because my area is very similar, but all 'reciprocal easements allowing owners to pass' are all based on county/state law, and enforced via such. Anything paved, tar/chipped, graveled, or traveled via dirt is a county road and subject to county maintenance and oversight.
Re:High property taxes are good by landemva on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @04:22PM (#32171737)
An easement is a form of a property contract, not a law. It is enforceable in court by parties to the easement.

Maybe look into the lot lines and confirm if they extend through the 'road'. Then go to county clerk and recorder and find what easements were filed there. Lots of misunderstanding about this, even in local government.

Have those laws been tested? Published appellate cases specific to the law may be very interesting. An encumberance or taking requires compensation. Also, be careful to not use motor vehicle laws and words like 'drive', as you can do what you want on private property. My child was practicing use of movement via a personal conveyance when 11 years old, in what looks like a car on what looks like a road.

Re:High property taxes are good by landemva on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @04:38PM (#32171967)
> subject to county maintenance and oversight.

Incorporate a town and do what you want. After incorporating, set up contract to pay county to do maintenance until the town has time to bid it out.

Curious thing here is that with the limited ability of the town to meddle, town council election is occasionally cancelled because it is not contested. There is little to fight over, so not a lot of grift or power.

Am west of Mississippi river.