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I don't think there's any problem with the question, Bob.
IIRC in at least some jurisdictions, extending the pond onto your neighbor's property would give him access to the entire pond, including the part that's on your property. Extend it to the edge of the property - I suppose that might as well.
IMHO, this is a situation where professional advice from an attorney handling real estate law would be worth an hour of his/her time - the cost of changing the pond and the liability involved are a lot more money.
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