Re: Survey Question

does that say "part of the fence is .5" on their property"?  how wide is a
fence post and I believe that the fence should be half on each property,
(correct me if I'm wrong) then if all else  fails go to court. I can hear
the judge laughing from here.
josh

lol
"David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Diego -
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> Can you explain in a little more detail what "tolerance limits" are?
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> Thanks
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> David
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> "Diego Berge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > David wrote:
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> > > Our neighbor then did a survey and
> > > their surveyor seemed to do something different and found part of our
> our
> > > fence is like .5" on their property.
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> >     Did you say *half and inch*???
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> > > Unfortunately are neighbors have been very difficult from the time we
> moved
> > > in, and having a productice conversation with them would be a
challenge.
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> >     I bet it would, if they want to stir things up for half an inch of
> > real estate!  Personally, as a land surveyor, if I was doing the survey
> > for the neighbours and found a half an inch encroachment, I would be
> > very hesitant to even acknowledge it, especially since 0.5" is often
> > within the tipical tolerance limits for a normal property survey.
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