John owns property in fee simple absolute which contains a public easement next to a creek.The easement has poor drainage,and a construction company fixing drainage to the adjacent property wants to dump a load of soil in the area of the easement,which would also benefit John's property.May the company dump the soil on the public easement?
A)No,only the city can alter property of the easement.
B)No,only the fee owner or the city can alter property of the easement.
C)Yes,so long as it does not injure John's property.
D)Yes,since it is a public easement.
E)No,only the fee owner can alter property of the easement.

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A)Owners of real property with a public easement have many rights regarding the
land because they still own the fee.For instances,one court ruled that only the fee owner or the city could alter property of the easement.
B)Owners of real property with a public easement have many rights regarding the land because they still own the fee.For instances,one court ruled that only the fee owner or the city could alter property of the easement.
C)Owners of real property with a public easement have many rights regarding the land because they still own the fee.For instances,one court ruled that only the fee owner or the city could alter property of the easement.
D)Owners of real property with a public easement have many rights regarding the land because they still own the fee.For instances,one court ruled that only the fee owner or the city could alter property of the easement.
E)Owners of real property with a public easement have many rights regarding the land because they still own the fee.For instances,one court ruled that only the fee owner or the city could alter property of the easement.

John Owns Property in Fee Simple Absolute Which Contains a Public