Can I sue my neighbor for moving a sewer line connection that was on my property for his monetary gain in order to open a business

A family member sells land behind my house to a private buyer who opens a business. The business owner needs a connection to the sewer line per the township, in order to open said business. He asks my father in law for an easement, since he purchased the land from him. I receive a letter from the sewer company asking me to sign the easement. I say no to them , it’s on private land and the easement would not benefit the community only the private business owner. I own the land that the sewer line is on. I say no to the neighbor because I am not benefiting from the easement. His business, the tax collector and the sewer company all are. I say to the businessman that I would like compensated. He says no, I say ok I would like a fence put up between the properties at his expense he says I will get back to you. A week later he is digging up the connection to the lines in my yard and moving the connection to a property he had bought next to mine.