Posted by grayrider on October 27, 2009 at 19:55:38 from (75.120.111.230):
My parents have a rural (wooded) piece of property that they have lived on for about 45 years, land was originally surveyed when purchased and corners were marked with rebar steel, several years later on NE and SE corners the markers dissapeared so land was resurveyed and marked once more. I know exactly what happened, the property owner on east side of them pulled up the markers. We have talked about this now for about the last 25 years, now this guy wants to dispute the landline and where the corners are. My parents are going to pay for a third survey of these two corners and this time when the surveyor puts his pin in the ground at each corner I will immediatley dig holes 3 feet deep at both locations and put railroad iron up for new corner markers leaving about 4 feet above ground, will also back fill holes with concrete, then I will paint the railroad iron bright yellow! The guy is claiming land that does not belong to him and now is the time to nip this in the bud. My parents are getting on up in years and issue has got to be resolved. They never have walked their boundry lines to keep a check on things, maybe if they had done so over the years this wouldn't have happened. If this guy attempts to remove the railroad iron that I'm going to use for corner markers this time we will have him prosecuted! Anybody else ever have this problem? I would like to mention that I also like to use large truck axles for corner markers as you can drive them down flush to the ground and the hub/flange end of axle is easy to find with metal detecter if it gets covered up. But with this land grabbing neighbor I want hime to see markers sticking up about 3 or 4 feet above ground.
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