Zoning boards decide variance requests based largely on what they see on paper. If your exhibit shows the wrong lot line or a setback that’s off by a foot, the board may delay the hearing, ask for revisions, or approve … Continue reading →
You hire one licensed land surveyors. A neighbor, a past owner or a lender hired a different one years ago. The two reports do not match exactly. Now you are wondering which one is right. This happens more than people … Continue reading →
Licensed land surveyors don’t grab a GPS unit and head straight to your property. That’s not how the process works, even though most people assume it is. The real first step happens at a desk, not in the field. This … Continue reading →