94 degree zenith angle view easement.?ÿ The red prism is below the level that can be cut by the uphill property owner.?ÿ Pix4d drone point cloud from a calm day with a shape created from CAD converted with [REDACTED] and exported as a flyby video.
cool.
how does the description read?
Now the trick is to climb up the tree and mark the cut line.
I met a guy who did exactly that, surveyors would set a bench at the bottom of a tree or whatever, and he would climb up and top the thing.
Not that the display isn't impressive and colorful, but how do you get in a situation like that to begin with ?
A 94?ø zenith view easement against someone else's property ? How did they get that ?
Trying to wrap my head around living one block from the beach, but absolutely having to have a clear view of it.
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the most common way is to Buy the easements.
I did a few projects like that, one memorable set of them on Belvedere Island, San Francisco Bay.
The client bought several adjoining properties. He then reconstructed all of the homes, and then sold all but the one he wanted to live in, subject to View Easements.
3D ownerships are somewhat common in the bay area, CalTrans uses them for tunnels. I researched a few and used a similar format for the new descriptions.
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As far as being next to the beach, but wanting a clear view... that's me. I hardly ever go, but I love my views.
Living up in the attic, and staring out the window at the beach, is something they make haunted house movies out of.
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