When friends of our company needed to modify a conservation easement over a nut tree orchard in west Stanislaus County, we were happy to help! As part of our work we surveyed the 100 acre orchard, coordinated with the farmland trust on the location of the new homesite parcel and and access easement, and prepared the documents needed for the NRCS application for easement modification. These documents included a land description package for the new conservation easement. Our survey also included placing all missing monunments on the parent parcel, monumenting the new homesite parcel, and filing a record-of-survey map with Stanislaus County.
Senior Land Surveyor at Redefined Horizons
Landon is a licensed land surveyor in California and Nevada. He is also a Certified Federal Surveyor and an FAA Certified Remote Pilot. He has worked on boundary surveying, land title and plan planning issues in Central California and Western Nevada for the past 17 years.
Latest posts by Landon Blake (see all)
- Project Summary: McDonald Island Whiskey Slough Boundary Survey - December 18, 2020
- Project Summary: Munger Brothers Terminous Tract Farm Survey - December 18, 2020
- Project Summary: Texas Road Conservation Easement Modifications - December 13, 2020