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No... thank you taking the time to post as your posts have taught a lot over the years.
Current surveys often affix a metal tag to any protected tree and we'll documented along with topography...
Many a new home construction or addition have been stopped cold due to an existing oak tree... depending on diameter ANY tree is protected except Eucalyptus and Monterey Pine...
I wish I had a way to scan full survey ad lots of good info... also plot plan shows corner of house with exact distance to line which matches my far gate post.
Long ago I have made it standard practice to enhance any survey markers on property I'm associated with...
The Nail with Shiner in street which I own half off would have had my roto hammer drill and at least a 36" foundation stake...
Current surveys often affix a metal tag to any protected tree and we'll documented along with topography...
Many a new home construction or addition have been stopped cold due to an existing oak tree... depending on diameter ANY tree is protected except Eucalyptus and Monterey Pine...
I wish I had a way to scan full survey ad lots of good info... also plot plan shows corner of house with exact distance to line which matches my far gate post.
Long ago I have made it standard practice to enhance any survey markers on property I'm associated with...
The Nail with Shiner in street which I own half off would have had my roto hammer drill and at least a 36" foundation stake...