Bruce has a survey that is a commercially-zoned parcel. It is 101 feet on the front, 219 feet on the north side, 130 feet on the

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Bruce has a survey that is a commercially-zoned parcel. It is 101 feet on the front, 219 feet on the north side, 130 feet on the

back and 180 feet on the south side. It is not in a recorded subdivision. Which survey method would be likely used for the parcel?

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RUDIKE [14] · Answer 1 · 2021-11-11T10:31:24+03:00

Metes and bounds survey method would be likely used for the parcel

<u>Explanation:</u>

Using metes and bound we can measure real estate properties.Metes and bound refers to the boundary of any piece of land. The distance that lies in between the points that terminates the boundaries of any land and the direction will be measured by Metes.

Bounds refers to the boundaries that generally covers the land like for an instance, a building that exists or a roadway. Government Survey System is often associated with this. In the given example, Bruce can make use of metes and bounds for the measurement of this commercially zoned property.