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There’s 36,00000000 acres for sale in the adirondacks

Sounds perfect.

Typically, the electric supplier will specify minimum and maximum conduit depths for Primaries and Secondaries.

There is no such thing as sch 60.

Sch 40 and 80 depending if it’s underground or above ground (at the pole)
Yes, you’re correct . Where do you think I got 48” froth from? They inspect it and set the specs.

Would c-900 work for that or not code?

Water pipe

Is there any chance that you can buy the other two owners out of there shares of the land ? A 30 acre parcel with sole ownership makes things a lot more valuable.
Buying the other two parcels while staying in cognito to keep the others from trying to hose you on the price might be an option also.

As far as the pond goes I'd be more concerned about how it gets filled,from a spring from a creek is last thing you wanted some weekend antifa twit rcoming up and telling you about the shoreline protection act for navigable Waters I'd really look into that aspect of it. as a note for the cost of a pool pump that pond probably disappear in about a day and a half

Nice for a getaway place but impractical for living regular life, working jobs, raising kids. For us anyways.

Here, I think, is 5' deep for the water and 2' separation for power in the same trench.

But shared anything should be a deal breaker.

just remember, people suck.

Not sure if it's been said before or not but I would go meet all the neighbors that are anywhere close to you.

I'd meet them with generosity and a warm smile... speak honestly about your intentions to buy the land.

If you get a good feeling from them move forward.

You might even have a follow-up conversation with them after you buy the land about buying an easement from them and using their Transformer to feed your property. But I would not necessarily make that the first thing you discussed. It also might not be a plausible solution.

its probably all moot at this point

I texted the realtor and told him I'd like to make an offer $8k below asking price to absorb some of the electrical cost.

He stopped responding to me when he got it. Was wearing my phone out until I sent that. I guess I'm not even worth a response at this point.

I'll placed a call with the local co-op to see if I have options. I'll follow up tomorrow

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A whole lot to be said for solid neighbors.

When I was stationed in Ohio I was very cordial and friendly with all of my neighbors (except for the divorced b**** two houses down , she had a liver carving knife showed it off proudly...)

Anyway decided to sell 48 Acres of Farmland adjoining the house... but deeded separate from the house.

A very good neighbor friend bought the land from me at full asking price. Preparing his deed and recording the documents was well under $100. There were no real estate agents involved. Just two good neighbors... piece of cake cash deal. Everyone won except Uncle sugar.

The realtor wants the commission. He is probably soft shoeing your offer to the seller. I wouldn't sweat anything just yet.

If you can't end up with it, there are lots more nice places, maybe, cheaper, and better?

Realtors are money grubbin whores. Present company excluded, of course.

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Good luck! I'd pay $10K to power that.

we spent 21,000 to run power into our house 23 years ago. I wouldn't even worry about it if it was twenty or less today. And, we're poor folks! GD

I was reading the regulations of the state utility commission

reads that I can get 2.5 years of estimated revenue deducted from the overall bill

That merits some investigation