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Based on the provided title commitment, multiple section legal descriptions, and “less and except” portions of the property, all metes and bounds were drafted as per the deeds and merged to generate the complete property boundary, including split lines for all deeds.
An aerial image of the property was captured from Google Earth and aligned with the property boundary for better representation.
Improvements were drawn entirely based on the field sketch and positioned according to the aerial image.
All property distances, multiple sectional quadrants, and statutory ROW were labeled and shown in accordance with county limits.
All Schedule B-II easement documents from the title were reviewed to determine whether they affect the property, and easements impacting the property were incorporated into the main drawing.
Legal descriptions, site image, notes, title information, FEMA data, and other relevant details were included in the drawing.

We received the geo-located COGO points along with all the necessary county documents.
Using these documents, we created the property layout and followed the client’s priority list to establish a step-by-step procedure for property rotation on geo-located COGO points, identifying the best possible rotation and placing the property accordingly.
The drawing UCS was rotated to establish the legal access street at the top or bottom of the paper space, and the North arrow was shown accordingly.
Improvements were drawn entirely by referring to the field sketch and COGO points.
Legal descriptions, notes, title information, FEMA data, and other relevant details were included in the final drawing.