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How to get a Property Survey

There may be multiple reasons why you need a survey, often lenders and the title company will require a copy of a survey to close on the purchase of a new home or property.

If you don’t have access to the property survey you can take a few different paths to get one.

  1. Check with the local tax assessor in the town or municipality the property is located in.

The Importance of DEIS Accuracy in Construction Project Planning

A well-prepared DEIS allows us to identify potential environmental risks, such as air and water pollution, noise, wildlife disturbances, and soil erosion. This understanding allows us to guide our planning process to mitigate these risks, ensuring we protect local ecosystems and communities.

  1. Legal Compliance:

    A well-prepared DEIS allows us to identify potential environmental risks, such as air and water pollution, noise, wildlife disturbances, and soil erosion. This understanding allows us to guide our planning process to mitigate these risks, ensuring we protect local ecosystems and communities.

  2. Identifying Environmental Risks:

    A well-prepared DEIS allows us to identify potential environmental risks, such as air and water pollution, noise, wildlife disturbances, and soil erosion. This understanding allows us to guide our planning process to mitigate these risks, ensuring we protect local ecosystems and communities.

  3. Stakeholder Engagement:

    The DEIS serves as a fundamental data source for decision-making. It influences choices about site selection, design, construction methods, and mitigation strategies. An incomplete or inaccurate DEIS can lead to poor decision-making, which can result in cost overruns, environmental damage, and community backlash. Our team ensures the DEIS we prepare is accurate and detailed to facilitate informed decision-making.

  4. Informed Decision-Making:

    The DEIS serves as a fundamental data source for decision-making. It influences choices about site selection, design, construction methods, and mitigation strategies. An incomplete or inaccurate DEIS can lead to poor decision-making, which can result in cost overruns, environmental damage, and community backlash. Our team ensures the DEIS we prepare is accurate and detailed to facilitate informed decision-making.

  5. Cost Efficiency:

    Addressing environmental concerns early in the project often proves more cost-effective than dealing with unanticipated environmental issues later. A comprehensive DEIS helps to anticipate potential environmental challenges, enabling early mitigation planning, which can save substantial project costs in the long run.

  6. Project Sustainability:

    Finally, an accurate DEIS helps ensure the project is sustainable, balancing economic development with environmental stewardship and social responsibility. This enhances the project’s reputation among stakeholders and contributes to its long-term viability and success.

At Atzl, Nasher & Zigler, PC, we understand the DEIS’s crucial role in planning and executing construction projects. Our team of experts is committed to preparing detailed and accurate DEIS documents, ensuring our projects are environmentally responsible, cost-effective, and sustainable. As a civil engineering firm specializing in construction engineering, surveying, and drainage engineering studies, we are adept at making the DEIS a valuable tool for successful project completion.

Until next time,

Atzl, Nasher & Zigler, PC

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Why Do I Need a Property Survey?

Here are a few reasons a property survey can help prevent problems:

  • Possible blurred property lines can become bigger issues down the road. For example your neighbor moves and let's say you don't quite like your new neighbors but when you got to put up your fence you find out that what you thought was yours isn't...

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  • You could find that a neighbor’s fence, wall or even a building could be on the property.Why do I need a property survey?
  • A corner of your property could be missing.  This would be an issue if you ever plan on putting up a fence. You will need to know exactly where your property lines are located.  This could become an issue if you have put up your fence or shed on your neighbor's property and end up with the financial responsibility of having to remove and rebuild the fence on your side of the property line.
  • Property line or corner disputes. A survey can reveal if there’s any property line or property corner disputes with the property.
  • A land survey will help protect your investment. A survey can reveal the exact property dimensions, size and location of the home on the property, as well as any other improvements on the land, such as a driveway that may be crossing a property line.
  • Sometimes you may want to subdivide your property to give to a family member or sell. A property survey will let you know what regulations may affect your future plans. Many municipalities restrictions on dividing property; a local partner like Atzl, Nasher & Zigler, PC will know these regulations and guide you through the process. In our case ANZ can even represent you in planning meetings to help you save time and money.

 

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