Category: Surveying FAQ’s
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What does a Surveyor do and how do they do it?
Land surveyors perform a variety of measurements dealing with ground, air and water surfaces. The purpose is to accurately collect data in order to establish boundaries necessary for planning, designing or construction management. These measurements often help to establish land ownership or are needed for legal documentation. A land surveyor will also research previously recorded…
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When is it necessary to hire a surveyor?
Typical Issues include: Fences may not be where you think they are Ingress/Egress issues – road is not in an easement Incorrect acreage (square footage) Encroachments (by others onto your property or vice versa) Conformance with setbacks & current zoning that affect future additions Easements of record may limit/ affect current & future use Easements…
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What is a vernal pool?
A seasonal body of standing water that typically forms in the spring from melting snow and other runoff, dries out completely in the summer, often refills in the autumn, and provides an important habitat for many plants and animals, such as frogs, salamanders, and turtles.