Jp7191, post: 439693, member: 1617 wrote: Almost identical for Oregon Revised Statutes 93.310 Rules for construing description of real property. The ...

HICALS, post: 439670, member: 6788 wrote: That's my line of thinking also. I was just surprised that the ADOT Right of Way Plans Section published th...

HICALS, post: 439667, member: 6788 wrote: While researching the internet on Rights of Way, I found a document (attached) titlted The Arizona Departme...

MightyMoe, post: 439661, member: 700 wrote: I doubt that there is a ruling for the monuments vs. deed location. The ruling I'm referring to is about t...

MightyMoe, post: 439603, member: 700 wrote: Don't know about your state but it sure has been ruled on in mine. Probably there are similar cases across...

Kris Morgan, post: 439597, member: 29 wrote: All sarcasm aside, using least squares best fit on CL shots to best determine the centerline is a great t...

Duane Frymire, post: 439595, member: 110 wrote: One way to research this is to ask the question of your State Attorney General. It may take awhile to...

It is true that DOTs have deeper pockets than almost all clients, but that is the only rational reason I have ever been presented with to treat DOT mo...

Daniel Ralph, post: 438788, member: 8817 wrote: Oregon must look at these things differently. If the road was "dedicated" to the public and the adjace...

Holy Cow, post: 438766, member: 50 wrote: Why should the first subdivider be forced to make later competitors have an easier (thus more profitable) ta...

This would happen more often if more surveyors would explain why they set a monument at a particular point.

clearcut, post: 422847, member: 297 wrote: Broken boundary adustment = nonriparian boundary adjustment = compass rule adjustment. Grant boundary adju...

If more surveyors would explain how they picked the position they did there would probably be a lot more of this. It's hard not to accept a corner if ...

I. Ben Havin, post: 438677, member: 6834 wrote: As a follow up to my previous post, I have personal knowledge of an AT&T buried cable easement tha...

Holy Cow, post: 438735, member: 50 wrote: The simple solution is to have no streets ending at exteriors of the subdivision except where essential to m...

ComerPEPLS, post: 438725, member: 3790 wrote: If the spite strip exists solely as a separate parcel, it should have been identified as a lot when the ...

I don't think those notes will really help you. #1 is just a basic principle of real property law, maybe it makes sence in a deed, but why say it on a...

Jim in AZ, post: 437982, member: 249 wrote: I found 2 original bearing trees ( circa 1886) for a quarter corner where the bearings were as close to pe...

John, post: 438039, member: 791 wrote: At least in my area, Google information lags behind a few years. My brother and I were looking at my street at ...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 437135, member: 291 wrote: Well, the answer is simple. UP your prices, buy superior monuments, and tell every one that your s...