My question involves real estate located in the State of: Idaho
Sixteen years ago we built a shop and a house that apparently is partially on state land. We based our boundary understanding on a nearby fence line and private road that was apparently on leased land rather than the privately owned property. In 2007, the state and feds conducted a survey and to our surprise marked the boundaries within what we believed to be our property boundary. We have just recently been notified of encroachment and trespassing and will be meeting with State Dept of Land to discuss options. I wonder what those might be. Since we have continuously occupied the shop and our home as well as developed it with plantings, etc., my primary question is this: do provisions of the Idaho statute regarding adverse possession apply to public, government owned lands?

