From the article, “A legal gray area also complicates the issue. There is an easement in place between the city and a previous owner of Cutting’s land, granting the city the right to construct and maintain a public sewer main there. The easement, signed by Lorenzo Andrews in 1880, took effect before the house was built in 1888, according to city property records.”I read the story. I don’t feel sorry for her. What do people think happens when they turn the water on or flush the toilet? Her situation isn’t unique.
Too bad for her, go sue your settlement attorney for failure to disclose.
A regular locating service would never have found a brick and mortar pipe. Are we supposed to believe they normally use gpr ?