A gravel lane splits off a county road. It serves three different homes. Nobody built three separate driveways. They all share one. This kind of setup is common in Bowling Green, especially on rural land. It works fine for years. … Continue reading →
A subdivision survey turns a single, messy question into a clear answer: where can new lot lines actually go? For anyone in Bowling Green sitting on a large tract and thinking about dividing it, this is not a step to … Continue reading →
Old deeds and new measurements do not always agree. A land surveyor deals with this problem often, especially in Bowling Green, where many properties carry deeds written decades ago. When the paper says one thing and modern tools measure something … Continue reading →