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Louella
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@on_point The wood stakes were placed to mark what the surveyor says is the correct corners of my boundaries. Wood stakes are over 12 feet off, from...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@norm I have historical monuments that have been placed for over 70 years, marking my boundary lines. I decided to get the current survey to make s...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

Just an update: My original surveyor who had placed wood stakes at all corners, ceased any communication with me, except for invoice for payment. On i...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@norm Thank you for this information. I am aware of the options amongst neighboring property owners to legally adjust our adjoining boundary lines. ...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@tim-libs Your thoughts on the matter bring up some very interesting points. I have been assuming that the ommitance of any ROW dedicated on East bo...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@dave-karoly The case referenced in article is the reason these federal boundary lines have moved. Some very important key points not mentioned in a...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@norm I am unable to view those dependent resurveys, as I am using a County records site which seemingly doesn't have them. The impact of the South a...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@dave-karoly Thank you for that information. I was able to look it up, and it seems to have made quite an impact, at least in section 31. I found mu...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@norm , Yes, another complication. I do, for fact know that the North Monument for bearing was moved located on Newton Street. My Grandfather showed i...

2 years ago
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RE: Historic Surveys, are boundary lines unmovable?

@jered-mcgrath-pls The City is Oakville Wa., Grays Harbor County. Subdivision is Fitzgerald's Addition

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