Another fine mess you've got us into.

looks like a mess...

Ugh. Looks like a survey of the initial parent tract and then chasing the junior/senior rights of the tracts and "attempting" to lay them in with some symbolance of harmony.

Glad it's you and not me.

Looks like they picked the right man for the job...

B-)

That's the kind of stuff I send to my competitors. 😉

Can you provide Google map coordinates?

No boundary calls? No interior monumentation? All descriptions misclose?

Look at the bright side. [sarcasm]No matter what your conclusions are, no one will be able to prove you wrong.[/sarcasm]:-)

eapls2708, post: 361632, member: 589 wrote: No boundary calls? No interior monumentation? All descriptions misclose?

Look at the bright side. [sarcasm]No matter what your conclusions are, no one will be able to prove you wrong.[/sarcasm]:-)

Believe me, I thought of that before getting involved. Read and analyze every description, document every conclusion, and let the chips fall where they may.

BajaOR, post: 361627, member: 9139 wrote: Can you provide Google map coordinates?

32.220225 degrees latitude, -110.843309 degrees longitude.

Bruce Small, post: 361636, member: 1201 wrote: 32.220225 degrees latitude, -110.843309 degrees longitude.

Oh! That didn't help. I count at least 20 locations where commercial buildings are probably built right up to the line. Good luck.

That looks like another metro nightmare.
Hopefully there have not been the dreaded superficial makeovers that cover the original building corners.
good luck

Looks like a perfect example of County regs creating a nightmare out of an otherwise simple task.

I remember surveying in that very messed up little property about 8 years ago. I think it was an Alta... Not a fun survey at all.

I hope you charged enough.

Howdy there, Mr. Okie Mike. Welcome to the liveliest board you'll ever find.

If the Deeds are objectively uncertain and there are buildings built right on the lines then the answer is fairly obvious.

If the going gets too tough, I spotted a beer pub and tattoo parlor in the SE corner of the strip mall.

Regarding the title of this thread.........Laurel and Hardy, right? Before my day.