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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 -- SVL |
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