Re: Survey Question

Joshua Stewart wrote:

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
  

Fence half on each property if it is a two sided fence.   If fence only has one 'good' side, that side is usually to be facing out and whole fence situated on your property.  As close to the boundary as possible of course, without moving the bars.
=^)

lol
"David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Diego -

Can you explain in a little more detail what "tolerance limits" are?

Thanks

David



"Diego Berge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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David wrote:

      

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.
        

    Did you say *half and inch*???

      

Unfortunately are neighbors have been very difficult from the time we
        

moved
    

in, and having a productice conversation with them would be a
        

challenge.
  

    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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