"PrecisionMachinisT" wrote in message

| "Ulysses" wrote in message
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| | "PrecisionMachinisT" wrote in
| | message ...
| | | In the process of my neighbor's development and sale of some
| | | property adjacent to ours, a new water main was installed, and
| | | now appears one of our corner survey stakes is gone due to
| | | excavation, trenching etc...
| | |
| | | Actually he's a pretty good guy, and a new road was put in at
| | | considerable expense just so I would no longer have to share my
| | | driveway...given that an abandoned easment has gotta be worth
| | | something.......and even though I did pay him a sizable portion
| | | of money to help share the cost of the new driveway...
| | |
| | | Any suggestions on what might be the best way to handle this
| | | before I even get in contact with him about the need for having
| | | said survey stake replaced ???
| | |
| | |
| | | TIA
| | |
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| | |
| | | SVL
| | |
| | My corner stakes are a PVC pipe but there are also steel or bronze
| | pipes buried in the ground next to them. I don't think anyone is
| | allowed to remove the buried markers, at least not where I live
| | (Riverside County CA). If you poke around a little or have a metal
| | detector maybe they are still there.
| |
|
| THx
|
| Nope, I was there while he was in the middle of his digging, he
| struck the electric utility primary, it shut down our machine shop
| for several hours.......
|
| I saw all the mess, and I watched the utility company splice the
| wire......I also saw the old rebar stake with its little yellow cap
| sticking out of the dirt pile.
|
| Its ****ing gone.


Gosh PV, don't you get enough advice from the other groups?
I can't even lurk here now, without worrying that you're gonna be
mucking up the works g.

Our shop is on a street corner and a few years back we realized the the
property stakes were gone. We share a border, though, with a church and
a firehouse. I'm not gonna lose sleep over it ;-)

Tom