Two images found online... one with detailed measurements and bearings, the other not. Both called plot plans?

I guess all I'm saying is I believe these are two very different products.?ÿ I can go to USA Site Plans and they offer Site Plan/Plot Plans for Permit...

Well, if i'm buying a service from a surveyor and they're offering either a plot plan ($500) versus a boundary survey ($1000), and they are essentiall...

generally speaking, though, wouldn't it be true that once it's a "boundary survey" it needs to be recorded??ÿ Anything less would not need to be recor...

I ask because I've read in the American Bar that: "there are... many types of land surveys: boundary surveys, topographic surveys, plot plans, subdivi...

dark line far right is record line, and verified by two filed surveys.?ÿ rebar monuments (black squares) and remnants (and speculated old fence) are f...

@dougie that is true.

@andy-j from a legal standpoint, i'm not sure how favorable it would be seen posting details versus hypotheticals.

@lurker first and third were filed/recorded

there have been three total "surveys" now... first in early 2000s, second couple years ago, and third just recently finished. the second i JUST foun...

@holy-cow thank you, this is helpful and instructive.?ÿ btw, i live in the madison, wi area so if there are doubts about where i live, someone can ask...

My questions have revolved around two surveys that I have experience with.?ÿ As you may appreciate, surveys can have several aspects or nuances, so it...

@dmyhill You don't have to guess.?ÿ I'm trying to learn what is reasonable to expect to learn from Ajax in this case.?ÿ Let's change the mystery item...

@lurker to be clear, boundary surveys were done both times for Simpson and Flanders.?ÿ Both surveys were filed.?ÿ Flanders had the little extra myster...

@mightymoe I may at some point share the Flanders survey & notation.?ÿ 1) Simpson maintains the area, nothing above ground.?ÿ Ajax was probing aro...

@murphy I accept the fact that Flanders has paid for the new information and is entitled not to share it, certainly.?ÿ It just seems a little odd that...