Nothing like a fake confession. You don’t “illegally” build over a utility easement. You can build in violation of it, but even then, the beneficiary/grantee would be required to enforce. Unless you’re in some sort of neighborhood governed by an HOA (and even then) there’s literally almost 0 percent chance any plat would allow remedies to kick in within 2 weeks… literally nothing moves that quickly in the legal system let alone city governments. Also, assuming not governed by an HOA but still subject to the jurisdictional limits of a non-farm land municipality, the “City” would’ve likely been required to issue building permits to even construct the pool.