There is no universal distance. In many situations older dwellings and other buildings have been left standing quite close to modern roads in both new road constructions and old road alterations. Generally, modern highway constructions cannot be planned so as to go around existing buildings. The answer depends on the laws in your state and case law.
You need the advice of an attorney who specializes in real estate law with an understanding of eminent domain takings. If the road is so close that it has destroyed the value of your home you may be able to bring a suit for enough damages so you can rebuild in another location. Your case must be evaluated by a professional.
In most states this is different from county to county. Check with the county courthouse for building ordinances and restrictions.
That depends on your local municipal or county rules and regulations. In my area it must be 12 ft from the edge of the roadway, but I know it differs in some areas.
If the city, county, or sate, wants to make a road broad, they take property on the side of the current road so they can build additional lanes.
2802 Henson Gap road Dunlap, TN
ask the county tax assesor
The Prince George's Country Public School is located in Maryland, close to Washington. It's located outside the city, close to the road 301. That road is going from Washington to the east coast.
Kent County Rail Road was created in 1856.
Kent County Rail Road ended in 1883.
The address of the Bath County Public Library is: 96 Court House Hill Road, Warm Springs, 24484 M
The State of Michigan does nor require a Private Road Agreement. But, it's a good idea. The State does require that if you sell a house on a private road that you disclose if the road is not required to be maintained by the county.
your house number, your road, Your city Your county your postal address or post code Example: 118 eating road Stratford London E13 S09
On the corner of Church Road/Fishery Road. There now lies a new build Gerald's house was demolished mid/late 2012.