Property Ownership
A South Carolina property owner who discovers a buried pipeline crossing their property without an easement should:
ADig it up immediately
BConsult an attorney to address the encroachment and potential trespass✓ Correct
CContact SCREC
DReport it to the state Department of Transportation
Explanation
An undisclosed pipeline crossing creates an encroachment and potential trespass. The property owner should consult an attorney to assess their rights, negotiate compensation, or require removal.
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