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Answers (4)
- Marvin Collier, "MarvinCollierJr"
- Contributions:74
Ask the City to mark the set back, ask a property surveyer for help.
- kng34
- Contributions:2
Actually yes, that's what I'm trying to figure out. The property was surveyed back in 2005, the metal pins from the survey are about 2 1/2 feet from a wall on one side of the property and about 3 1/2 feet on the other side of the property (its a corner lot), the city is saying that they own everything from the street to the wall. I'm trying to figure out what the pins actually mean. It's a property that I'm considering purchasing.
- Greg Von Herzen, GRI,MCNE, "vhproperties"
- Contributions:1427
You must mean the setbacks. I'm not sure what the current standards are for the City of San Diego. Check the city's website for building codes.
- Cory La Scala, "San Diego CA Realtor"
- Contributions:419
Can you rephrase your question? Are you asking about a lot's boundary lines? Regards, Cory
how can you determine where the curb to property line distance for the city of san diego
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