i am residing in india and the land mentioned above is in india
I know the survey number and other details of the land. can i find out the status of the land?
go to google earth , then click : india india (twice)
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
How would you carry out quantitative survey of the plant speices in a wood land habitat?
I'm trying to do the exact same project.I think you use either a line transect, which is a long rope with knots tied in it a metre apart,or you can use a quadrat and that is a square shape which is a metre apart.To use the line transect you must place the end of the rope at a tree and slowly pull the rope out and at every knot count the amount of different species of plant at each knot. This should vary as you go further outwards. You can also use a quadrat which is harder so I'd recommend the line transect. I hope I helped.If more people could help out in answering this question it would be great because I'm a little stuck aswell. Thanks
How would you carry out quantitative survey of the plant speices in a wood land habitat?
I cut and link pvc pipe to make a sq yard section. I then take it to the area I want to survey. I lay the square on a patch of ground then I identify and count the number of different species that are growing within the square.I do this in several surrounding areas to get a ratio of whats growing there. I'm not sure if this is what your asking about but I do hope it helps.
How would you carry out quantitative survey of the plant speices in a wood land habitat?
I cut and link pvc pipe to make a sq yard section. I then take it to the area I want to survey. I lay the square on a patch of ground then I identify and count the number of different species that are growing within the square.I do this in several surrounding areas to get a ratio of whats growing there. I'm not sure if this is what your asking about but I do hope it helps.
I own 10 acres with mineral rights in the Texas Panhandle . There are no wells on the land.?
How can I get someone to survey the land and tell if there is potential to drill for gas or oil? Is 10 acres enough land?
I own 10 acres with mineral rights in the Texas Panhandle . There are no wells on the land.?
10 acres should be enough. You might want to check with Texas state law just to be safe, as well as any local zoning laws. In fact all you need is enough land in which to place an oil derrick. In fact, somebody in Indiana put an oil derrick in thier back yard.
Let's just hope that there is some oil on your property
Reply:Most but not all of the Texas Panhandle is prospective for oil and gas. Is your land leased to an oil company? Are there any well close by? If not, I'd suggest that your land is not very propsective. Contact a petroleum land man (they are in the phone book) and ask them some questions. Have them do a lease check for your land (this should cast about $125 maybe more). They can tell you if your land is leased and to whom. Lease prices are any where from $10 to several hundred $$/ acre depending on location.
Reply:The Railroad Commission of Texas has a GIS site to locate oil and gas wells. Take a look at the site to see if any have been drilled on or near your land. If there are several fields nearby then you may be in a location between the oil and gas reserviours. Most locations are not in oil fields.
I havn't worked in the oil industury for over 20 years, but I suppose that the ratio of dry holes to discoveries for wildcatting oil wells hasn't improved much in that time.
I own 10 acres with mineral rights in the Texas Panhandle . There are no wells on the land.?
10 acres should be enough. You might want to check with Texas state law just to be safe, as well as any local zoning laws. In fact all you need is enough land in which to place an oil derrick. In fact, somebody in Indiana put an oil derrick in thier back yard.
Let's just hope that there is some oil on your property
Reply:Most but not all of the Texas Panhandle is prospective for oil and gas. Is your land leased to an oil company? Are there any well close by? If not, I'd suggest that your land is not very propsective. Contact a petroleum land man (they are in the phone book) and ask them some questions. Have them do a lease check for your land (this should cast about $125 maybe more). They can tell you if your land is leased and to whom. Lease prices are any where from $10 to several hundred $$/ acre depending on location.
Reply:The Railroad Commission of Texas has a GIS site to locate oil and gas wells. Take a look at the site to see if any have been drilled on or near your land. If there are several fields nearby then you may be in a location between the oil and gas reserviours. Most locations are not in oil fields.
I havn't worked in the oil industury for over 20 years, but I suppose that the ratio of dry holes to discoveries for wildcatting oil wells hasn't improved much in that time.
How do I find land and have it surveyed?
I have a deed for 2 acres in the AZ desert, how do I find the location? Do I just hire a surveyor to meet me in the middle of the desert? How do I obtain an address?
How do I find land and have it surveyed?
It should have a permanent tax number and section #s. Once you get those Google earth it and then have a surveyor meet you. Good luck!
Reply:The county accessors office will have the information, a surveryor will also look up and locate the property.
Reply:You might start at the county recorder's office. They can at least give you an approximate location. If it's vacant land, there probably is no address yet assigned.
How do I find land and have it surveyed?
It should have a permanent tax number and section #s. Once you get those Google earth it and then have a surveyor meet you. Good luck!
Reply:The county accessors office will have the information, a surveryor will also look up and locate the property.
Reply:You might start at the county recorder's office. They can at least give you an approximate location. If it's vacant land, there probably is no address yet assigned.
Moving a trailer off my land?
I have had my land surveyed and there is a travel trailer (owned by the nighbors ) I want it moved but the won't willingly move it the court wont help neither will police how can I get it moved without having to pay high priced lawyer fees?
Moving a trailer off my land?
have it moved and sue them for the costs. or, if it can be towed and you have a truck, move it to the public street and leave it.
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Reply:why won't the court help you? All you have to do is file a civil suit, have them served and get the Judge to schedule a hearing. You can't just go to the Court house and ask someone to do the work for you. You have to hire an attorney, because I don't think this kind of suit fits under small claims, unless it is an eviction type thing.
Reply:Send them a registered letter telling them they have to move the trailer in 60 days and that storage is accumilating on a daily basis at $25 per day and if they want to protest you will need legal notice in ten days. Check your county laws on this matter. If they don't move it have it auctioned and hauled away.
Reply:That's amazing. You have a survey showing that their trailer is on your land, and yet they refuse to move it? Give them written notice that they have 30 days to remove the trailer, or you will dispose of it as you see fit. That means having a junk dealer tow it away. He may be willing to do it for nothing, as the trailer may have scrap value.
Reply:chase the coons out along with the rats and pull it to a remote location and burn that baby, they are claiming adverse position just by being there whilst you say nothing.
Reply:If the trailer is on your land you should be able to get an eviction notice of some type. Take them to magistrate court make them pay the court fee.
Reply:Call your local building department and ask!
Reply:It's your land. Call a scrap metal company that picks up and have it towed to the junk yard. You are the only one with rights in this situation so you can exercise those rights at will.
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Moving a trailer off my land?
have it moved and sue them for the costs. or, if it can be towed and you have a truck, move it to the public street and leave it.
Reply:orchestrate a tornado
Reply:why won't the court help you? All you have to do is file a civil suit, have them served and get the Judge to schedule a hearing. You can't just go to the Court house and ask someone to do the work for you. You have to hire an attorney, because I don't think this kind of suit fits under small claims, unless it is an eviction type thing.
Reply:Send them a registered letter telling them they have to move the trailer in 60 days and that storage is accumilating on a daily basis at $25 per day and if they want to protest you will need legal notice in ten days. Check your county laws on this matter. If they don't move it have it auctioned and hauled away.
Reply:That's amazing. You have a survey showing that their trailer is on your land, and yet they refuse to move it? Give them written notice that they have 30 days to remove the trailer, or you will dispose of it as you see fit. That means having a junk dealer tow it away. He may be willing to do it for nothing, as the trailer may have scrap value.
Reply:chase the coons out along with the rats and pull it to a remote location and burn that baby, they are claiming adverse position just by being there whilst you say nothing.
Reply:If the trailer is on your land you should be able to get an eviction notice of some type. Take them to magistrate court make them pay the court fee.
Reply:Call your local building department and ask!
Reply:It's your land. Call a scrap metal company that picks up and have it towed to the junk yard. You are the only one with rights in this situation so you can exercise those rights at will.
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How much does it cost to have land (<1/2acre) surveyed in WI?
Call your local escrow / title company, they can gve you the names of 2 or 3 surveyors. It's hard to get estimates from them since there a lot of variables.
Also ask the Title Company what the range is that they have seen for your type and size of property.
How much does it cost to have land (%26lt;1/2acre) surveyed in WI?
Surveyors do not charge by the acre. A reputable surveyor will charge around $500 for a lot survey... depending upon the legal description and the difficulty of the survey. Anyone who charges you less than that is most likely doing substandard work.
Also ask the Title Company what the range is that they have seen for your type and size of property.
How much does it cost to have land (%26lt;1/2acre) surveyed in WI?
Surveyors do not charge by the acre. A reputable surveyor will charge around $500 for a lot survey... depending upon the legal description and the difficulty of the survey. Anyone who charges you less than that is most likely doing substandard work.
Land surveying how many feet is in a pole?
pole - another name for a rod
rod - a traditional unit of distance equal to 5.5 yards (16 feet 6 inches or exactly 5.0292 meters).
Land surveying how many feet is in a pole?
16.5 feet
Reply:Don't you mean "rod"? It is 16.5 feet.
rod - a traditional unit of distance equal to 5.5 yards (16 feet 6 inches or exactly 5.0292 meters).
Land surveying how many feet is in a pole?
16.5 feet
Reply:Don't you mean "rod"? It is 16.5 feet.
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