Can a person with [right of way] to get to his land, put a fence up on the right of way blocking the owner of the property ?

Generally, no. If you have an easement over someone else's property for ingress and egress (access in and out) you have no additional right to do...

We have a deed restriction relating to height of a building from "current grade".

Yes, I agree with the advice from other counsel. Contact the City and ask them how they would interpret this restriction.

If I ignore a county ordinance by building a fence in my front yard, what can the county do if they don't like it?

For specifics of your local code you will need to consult with a local attorney. However, in a typical code enforcement matter jurisdictions have...

Sure, but you are trespassing and the township can ask you to remove the fence at anytime.

My city council says I can't have chickens within the city limts, yet 1 member of the council has chickens as do other persons

The town can require you to comply with local code requirements. If you are in fact not in compliance with local code, then you may have to remove...

My city council says I can't have chickens within the city limts, yet 1 member of the council has chickens as do other persons

The town can require you to comply with local code requirements. If you are in fact not in compliance with local code, then you may have to remove...

Disadvantage of new deed restriction and resolution

It seems like your question clearly lays out the disadvantages of having a restriction like this. As for what you can do, you will need to consult...

Part of this is going to depend on what you mean by "easement area." If the easement is owned by the Township, then the Township may have more...

Been maintaining a strip of land boarding on my property in the city of Dunkirk, N.Y., can I claim it ,

You may be able to claim it as yours based on a theory of adverse possession, as described above. However, you will also need to find out who...

Probably ok to park it unless prohibited by local code or covenant. Not ok to occupy unless for temporary permitted use.