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	Name:	Harborcon -
	Subject:	Survey?
	Date:	8/14/2006 11:02:12 AM

I am a newbie to this site, so please be gentle. I live in Birmingham, and have been a LM property owner for almost 10 years now, and have recently discovered that our lot is incorrectly depicted on the tax maps. The only way to correct it is to have it surveyed. Having been seriously "home cooked" by various service providers, I am seeking word-of-mouth referrals from other property owners. I have found it very difficult to get work done at my little cabin (a Jim Walters structure built in the 50's), and learned the hard/expensive way that a listing in the Dadeville yellow pages does not necessarily equate to consciencious, honest or reputable, and certainly has nothing to do with knowledgeable or even competent. But I digress... Anyone out there know of a licensed, registered surveyor in Tallapoosa County? I have located the two corner posts (concrete cylinders) in the lake bed. They used to be on the property before years of waves from jetskis and other fast-moving watercraft discovered our slough is a perfect place for perfecting "do-nuts" and "wheelies" and gradually eroded about 6 feet from our shoreline. One of them is actually laying on its side and I'm not sure where it was originally imbedded in the ground. Have also located two other concrete posts marking the south side of the property. I just need a valid survey that I can file with the County to correct the tax map. Only one of the Tallapoosa County surveyors in the phone book is registered as licensed with the State of Alabama. That was really surprising. Any help out there?