Why Land Disputes Are Driving Boundary Line Surveys
Growth has picked up speed. New industrial sites, road projects, and land developments are moving from plans to reality. As a result, property owners across the region are facing questions they never expected. One service now sits at the center of these issues: boundary line surveys. When land use changes nearby, clear property lines stop […]
How Planning Surveys Are Shaping Land Surveying Decisions
Land surveying now plays a bigger role in Bowling Green than many people realize. Over the past few days, local leaders shared results from the city’s large community planning effort, often called the “What Could BG Be?” survey. Thousands of residents weighed in on growth, housing, roads, and future land use. As a result, those […]
Why Rising Landslide Risks Make Topo Surveys Essential
Kentucky has seen more attention on landslides over the past few years, and for good reason. Heavy rainfall, hilly ground, and changing land use create a real risk for both rural and growing communities. Now, the Kentucky Geological Survey (KGS) is building a new weather-based landslide forecasting model to help predict where the ground may […]