Quinte West-Schriver Road

[mesha]

City of Quinte West-Lot 22 Con 4 Murray Township.

I was wondering if anyone had any more information on this property.  I know it is landlocked.  It looks like crown land surrounds it on one side, has anyone ever tried to get a road allowance on crown land?

[Jayz]

City of Quinte West-Lot 22 Con 4 Murray Township.

I was wondering if anyone had any more information on this property.  I know it is landlocked.  It looks like crown land surrounds it on one side, has anyone ever tried to get a road allowance on crown land?

If you look at the aerial photo, there is apparently a "road" leads to the property. Doesn't it count when it comes to applying for a building permit?

[mesha]

It's a little confusing as the property is listed as 2 Schiver road and the road that is unopened is actually Coltmann Road.  I guess another question is, is it costly or even possible to have an unopened road opened?  Also wondering about the costs of running hydro to your property?

[Dave2]

Warning this looks like an unregistered landfill site.  It is apparently under MOE order

[Pawel]

Warning this looks like an unregistered landfill site.  It is apparently under MOE order

Do you have a source? or is this word of mouth?

[worldjohn]

There is a certificate registered against the property from the ministry of the enviroment.  The law society of upper canada and the director of legal aid are listed as execution creditors. My interpretation  is that is one of those dreaded crown liens.  Hence danger and stay away.  Anybody concur or disagree

[mesha]

There are over 40,000 tires on the property that the ministry has a certificate on.  I stopped my research there so I am unsure of the circumstances of the execution creditors.

[Pfm1011]

Wow   40000 tires...at 200 each new  ...the lands worth $ 8,000,000.   I can start a business turning tires into planters  for the end of country driveways

[Jayz]

Interesting. Even they are used tires, you still can sell them to tire recyclers to make some money  . Question is, who owns them? do you own them if you win the title of the land? or should you ask whoever the owner is to remove those tires from your property, if that doesn't happen then they become yours?

[Pfm1011]

I was kidding....The toxic waste will cost hundreds of thousands  to clean as tires leach oil..... And if you are real lucky someone will burn them for you making the clean up costs millions

[Jayz]

Tires don't necessarily come with oil. I know people who recycle used tires. Has anyone see the property with tires on? How's the condition? I drove by the other day but couldn't even get close 'cause it's all covered by snow. No maintained roads around.

[mesha]

According to the guy at the Ministry the majority of them are buried.  We walked the land and it appears he is right because all we could see if  a few piles which of course don't add up to the Ministry's 40,000.  The question is where are they buried and of course the clean up costs. 

[worldjohn]

Who cares about the tires. I know people that use tires, rammed with earth to build amazing,  sustainable housing, called earthships.  What about those certificates from the law society of upper canada and from legal aid.  My interpretation is those are crown liens?  But does anybody know for sure?

[Jayz]

My interpretation is those certificates have something to do with those tires. You guys are right - tire recyclers don't pay for used tires but get paid to recycle tires at $1.5 each tire normally.

[Frank]

My interpretation is those certificates have something to do with those tires. You guys are right - tire recyclers don't pay for used tires but get paid to recycle tires at $1.5 each tire normally.

Right, and the problem is that some unscrupulous ones never do anything with them, except bury them on land such as this, and then walk away with cash in their pockets.