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If a solution has to be found by the neighbor they will find one eg raise drainage to sufficient height to drain to the street or break into the storm water pit in the street.

Stuff the neighbor submit your application. No one can force an easement on you except government authorities. If you haven't lodged an application there's nothing stopping the adjoining owner asking the question. Once your application is approved, then you might consider granting an...

Bobgar, although the pipe will only be 150 mm the owner of the easement has a right of access ie sufficient space to dig and replace the pipe. This means that you can't build a structure over it but you may get away with putting in a driveway, parking spaces or use the space for solar access...

Hi Bobgar the easement will affect how you can develop your land by restricting the area on which you can build. It will also prevent you building over the easement or adjacent to the easement without encasing the pipe in concrete/pier and beam (if it is sewer). These costs should be...