Through a combination of meticulous field investigation and careful research of state monument archives and Bureau of Land Management records, we are able to ensure a correct application of the detailed methods necessary for the retracing and proper positioning of historical and geographical monuments. The subdivision process typically takes surveyors through the complete cycle of the land planning process, and Ehrhart Griffin and Associates' experience in this segment of the surveying industry amply qualifies us to assist you in all aspects of the process. We pay special attention to the need to resolve the often unseen conflicts that can arise between highly specific regulatory requirements and more generalized but equally important design considerations, thereby helping our clients strike the balance necessary for success in the annexation and subdivision processes. Ehrhart Griffin and Associates is well versed in locating easements, writing easement descriptions, interpreting easement clauses, and determining reversionary rights. In short, we recognize that with easements, as with virtually every aspect of professional surveying, the devil is in the details.
Easements are a unique consideration in establishment of boundaries and deed rights.