@csk21 You're taking a risk, in my opinion, if you do any re-design without discussing with those you mentioned, and getting some kind of decision an...

Almost every construction project has a morning where you get a call, hear something to the effect that the crew who was out there yesterday screwed u...

If it's just a strip along one of the boundary lines, I wouldn't monument, unless your state requires it.?ÿ If it's a curvy or complicated configurat...

@squirl   We'll check back in during summer, when you haven't had sub 100 degrees for a month  

@chris-mills The easement does.  As said, the location of the easement isn't really in question.  Just the extent of the out parcel, with d...

@paul-in-pa   Smith is the owner of the entire parcel.  This is the only out lot.  The fence hasn't been found, nor have the stakes f...

@mightymoe No adjoining deed, just the one for the out parcel.  The rest of the parent parcel remains intact.  

@mightymoe Yes, the location of the actual easement isn't a question.  The question is does the call to the ROW (easement), and then along the R...

@norman-oklahoma Yes, 154'x125' makes for a pretty big parcel, even if it's all easement  

@peter-lothian So I should take this into the bathroom with me?  Got it.  Thanks  

@peter-lothian I appreciate your input on this, Peter.  Do you know if "linear monument" is actually defined anywhere?  It just seems a li...

@norman-oklahoma   Yeah, it's a bit of a dilemma.  The other distances in the deed seem to agree with the sideline.  But the abutter ...

@mightymoe   Maybe I misunderstood.  The easement is defined by the CL of the poles/structures  

@mightymoe The distance along the road and then the distance heading northerly along Smith, both fit within 10' or so of the called for distances, wi...

@jamesf1 It's an easement deed  

@peter-lothian I guess that's where my hang-up is.?ÿ The fact that this is an easement with a defined width that continues to/from the parcel, makes ...

@peter-lothian Ok, I can see what you're saying.  The easement deed doesn't refer to it as a ROW, though, just the deed conveying the parcel.&nb...

@dgm-pls Yes, western Mass.  The 1924 deed conveyed a 250' wide easement within a 100+ acre parcel.  Then a year later a parcel of land was...

@norman-oklahoma Weird I couldn't find them - I mean, they were there in 1925, right?