Flatirons

Revdex.com response, [redacted] Disputes over a property line with a neighbor often result in the request for services of a land surveyor to determine exact boundary locations When Mr [redacted] refers to the “original survey,” that was not a boundary survey but an Improvement Location Certificate, required by lenders to insure that improvement such as buildings lie within the boundaries It was performed in for $ It is clearly marked as not being a land survey, and not to be relied upon for future improvements He ordered a Land Survey Plat to determine his north boundary line, and the cost was clearly marked in the work order and approved Surveying the entire lot would have cost thousands more, so the cost was in line with what most surveyors would charge No one at Flatirons is on commission The cost is due to mobilization by a crew to the site, CAD drafting, research and recording This survey did not rely solely on the existing “markers” that he found, but on control points searched for and located for the subdivision, to prove and verify location of on site monuments, as we are required to do by law He believed the line to be elsewhere, but the result was apparently not to his liking We hope that he and his neighbor can settle their dispute, but the land survey he ordered and approved was completed and the amount is due