My farm was split from a large parcel back in the 50s along with another more or less equal sized parcel to my south. We share a common neighbor to our east that was originally common to both of our parcels. If you get my drift? think of a box divided in to two equal parts and then one of those parts divided in half again. Anyway all the parcels have been sold several times since they were split. At some point there was a survey goof (only thing we can figure) that the buyer and seller did not catch that created a 1/4 acre pie shaped piece between me and my south neighbor BUT that record show that belongs to our East neighbor. This pie shaped 1/4 acre only joins his parcel at the point. I noted this irregularity when I bought my place 30 years ago but only got a shoulder shrug at the recorders office. Since then the neighbor who "owns" the pie shaped piece apparently got tired of paying taxes on the worthless to him property and tried it get it straightened out. Both me and my neighbor to the south said we would pay a fair price for it and neither really cares which of us gets it as it is just a hill side next to a creek. He said OK and went about trying to get it done. After a couple years he gave up. Everybody agrees it was a screw up but zoning and other regulations wont allow him to split that parcel and sell it to either of us. Stupid things can come from both under regulation and OVER regulation is my point here. Some of the nicest and best utilized property in the state of Ohio is north and East of me where there is NO zoning period.
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