My question involves real estate located in the State of: Texas
I own a piece of property that abuts a county maintained road that has a very wide right of way (over 100') and a narrow pavement (about 25"). When the easement was granted to the county in 1950, the easement document said that it was to be used and maintained by the county "...solely as a roadway for use of the public. By the acceptance of this deed of dedication to the public for right-of-way, said County agrees that it will use and maintain said right of way solely as a public roadway and will not conduct or permit any person, firm or corporation to conduct any business of whatsoever nature, in or upon said easement or any parcel thereof, and that it will not construct or maintain, or permit any person, firm, or corporation to erect or maintain structures af any kind or nature, therein or thereon".
However, the county is using the right of way to store various materials that it uses in its roadway maintenance program (such as asphalt, road base materials, concrete road lane dividers, etc. It is unsightly and unsafe and blocks access to our property in several spots along our frontage.
In my opinion, the County has no right to use the right of way in this manner. What is your opinion?

