[WSBARP] Boundary Line Adjustment
rob at hctc.com
rob at hctc.com
Wed May 27 09:42:36 PDT 2020
This is a surprise to me. I always put them in the same document, and that
applies to lots of other things -boundary line agreements and the necessary
deeds, and so on. They are all indexed by parcel number anyway, so unless
there is an inputting error at the Auditor's office, if you search for a
parcel number you will get everything. I am wondering where this comes from.
And as to what can be recorded, that is by statute, pretty much anything.
They can charge extra fees for extra titles and so on, but I must be missing
something.
Rob
Robert D. Wilson-Hoss
Hoss & Wilson-Hoss, LLP
236 West Birch Street
Shelton, WA 98584
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I think you are right that it is not necessary to have two separate
documents but the planner is right that it is easier for future title
searches if the documents are separate.
Rod Harmon
RODNEY T. HARMON
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Subject: [WSBARP] Boundary Line Adjustment
My client filed for a boundary line adjustment and requested that I prepare
the deed from the neighbor. The neighbor is willing to transfer 10 feet
along the property line, but wants to reserve an easement over 3 feet for
parking.
I prepared a quitclaim deed for the 10 feet reserving the 3 foot easement
for approval. The City Planner came back to me and said that he doesn't like
the reservation of the easement and it should be done by a separate
document. He said that the local title company and the city attorney are in
agreement (but couldn't articulate a reason other than it may get lost (he
probably meant missed in a title search) and also that deeds and easements
are registered separately by the auditor.
I know that at the end of the day we will have to bow to the city, but It
seems redundant to me. Am I missing something?
Nestor Gorfinkel, Attorney at Law
Licensed in Washington & Florida
Florida Civil-Law (International) Notary
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