This Encroachment Agreement is between two property owners, one of which seeks the right to encroach upon the other's property. This agreement sets out the names and addresses of the owners and the type of encroachment (i.e., monument, fence, mailbox) to be erected on the property. It also sets out that no right, title or interest is acquired in the property due to the encroachment. It is important that this type of agreement be clearly set forth in writing. A written Encroachment Agreement will prove valuable in the event there are future disagreements or misunderstandings regarding the properties.

This Encroachment Agreement contains the following provisions:

• Owner Information: Sets out the names and addresses of the property owners (also known as licensee and licensor);
• Permission: Licensor will permit licensee to encroach upon the property only in accordance with the survey sketch which is attached as an exhibit to this agreement;
• Right or Title: Licensee will not acquire any title or interest in licensor's property due to the encroachment;
• Removal: Licensee agrees to remove the encroachment upon ninety days' written notice by licensor;
• Signatures: Both parties must sign this agreement in the presence of witnesses.

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This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. General Instructions
2. Encroachment Agreement

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states