Plat without Bearings or Distance any suggestions.
Has anyone had to deal with such a plat?
I’ve been employed to perform a boundary and improvement survey on Lot 6, client requires survey to pull a septic permit. Our Survey also includes ‘Garage Site M’ which falls at the southeast corner of Lot 30.
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Pull all the adjoining deeds and see if anything has dimensions. Check the assessment acreage as a rough guideline, then survey all the occupation. If you there’s any chance of older residents who have been around a long time, you can try for parole evidence. That’s going to be a rough one.
Looks like youre getting a few answers on their facebook page