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Circumspect Land Survey, LLC 
34 Mountain Street
Island Pond, VT 05846
email:
rod@circumspectlandsurvey.com
Cell: 508-209-1853

The original boundary marker has no error.

A rugged and careful company performing thorough records research, reconnaissance, on the ground recovery and diligent analysis to produce the survey report including legal deed descriptions, maps, recordable plats, narratives and more.

     

Roderick Frandino of Circumspect Land Survey, LLC is  a graduate of the Environmental Science & Forestry Ranger School of Wanakena, NY.
He is currently licensed, registered & practices in the states of New York, Vermont, North Carolina, Massachusetts and Tennessee. 
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     Boundary surveys, Easement delineations and right of way locations, Plot Plans, As Built, Topographic and Utility Existing Site Conditions Surveys, G.P.S. Control, Construction site plans and industrial site stake-out, building and column pinning, volumetric surveys and reports. 

Email, write, or call for information regarding methods, survey questions, job cost and time frames.

Surveying is not just a science of measurements and numbers.  In determining boundary, we are under a strict method of search and recover. All evidence is admissable in our recovery process. We identify and then weigh all evidence that we deem applicable to the determination of boundary line location. Observation, study and measurements of many factors both in the field and in the office; all monuments, possession, use, records of all kinds, statutory and case law, local customs of residents and surveyors' all contribute to boundary line  resolution. 

                            Solid static GPS 

  Plymouth Pilgrim State Park As Built

Member of the Vermont Society of Land Surveyors         

          Record pin found 8" deep below                                pavement!

     "No survey, map, description, title area, or boundary is competent or determinable for title purposes unless directly or indirectly referenced and related to some known point or boundary already existent or established by record.  WC. Wattles