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Originally Posted by Acres per Second
4) A view easement?  snip |
To answer your question, source is sited below.
Easements may be specifically described by boundaries or by its purpose. There is also a "negative easement" such as a prohibition against building a structure which blocks a view. Title reports and title abstracts will usually describe all existing easements upon a parcel of real property. The location, maintenance, and uses of the easement are defined by the agreement, use, or instrument creating the easement. In some cases, the owner of the servient property charges the easement holder a maintenance fee, however, maintenance may be subject to any type of agreement between the parties involved. Easements may be renegotiated under contract law principles. All claims involving claims on land need to be carefully drafted.
http://definitions.uslegal.com/r/real-estate-easements/
We have run into this issue with projects before that limit the height of projects to protect someones view.