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cool.gif posted on 10-9-2009 at 04:35 PM
El bajo Neighborhood


Trying to figure out the best way to let the neighbors south of us know that we know the property lines have shifted 10 + feet in El Bajo. anyone have any ideas about this delicate subject?

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[*] posted on 10-9-2009 at 06:43 PM


tell them.....

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[*] posted on 10-10-2009 at 08:21 AM


First of all, how do you know the property lines have "shifted 10 feet". The property markers out there are often difficult to indenity or not there. It is also difficult to accurately survey and we have seen discrepancies between surveys of the same parcel. Before you confront a neighbor, I would be absolutly sure of what the lines are. We also have property in El Bajo and have just recently completed our environmental impact study which includes an accurate survey of the property that is acceptable to SEMERNAT.

If you do find the lines to be different than what it is marked, it will be an easy matter to talk to the owner and present him with the facts.

Good luck.


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