Two sides of a recently purchased property are not fenced and it appears that a fence row has never been established. Would a reputable fencer be able to use the survey to clear those lines? If not, who would?
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Contact adjacent landowners and let them know what your plans are as far as fencing. This might enable you to get a better 'clear line' for fencing. Some should share the cost.
Is this a lot or acreage? To the specific question, yes, a fence builder 'should' be able to follow the survey lines if they are marked well.
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Originally posted by Johnny Dangerr View PostThen inform your neighbors and give them a month to respond before building the fence. I grabbed 6' of my neighbors yard due to a survey...
I’m would have “grabbed” your fence and used it for firewood if I was your neighbor and you built it 6’ onto my property
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostI’m would have “grabbed” your fence and used it for firewood if I was your neighbor and you built it 6’ onto my property
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Originally posted by Johnny Dangerr View PostAc this was a residential neighborhood with 30 feet between the houses. I gave my neighbor the copy of the survey and the plot map from 1970. He did his research and came by and told me I was right. Zero animosity...
Then did you steal 6’ of his land with an old survey or not? Either way he was ok with it so it’s all good I guess.
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