Clarke Caton Hintz’s Post

I saw a post on here about maintenance of watercourses and in particular riparian ownership responsibilities. Annoyingly I clicked off the post and now it’s vanished but, I wondered if we are unrealistic in terms of riparian ownership responsibilities? I probably have conversations on a weekly basis with different landowners about their riparian ownership responsibilities- generally because in the eyes of the authorities they aren’t doing them. But in 90% of the cases they don’t understand them. Is that an active choice due to cost or because it’s unrealistic? I think about complex urban watercourses - an individual owner is never going to upkeep their portion of the channel. Equally, it could be because our watercourse network is complex with multiple culverts, inflows etc. How do we improve this?

Great Market Excellent Team Premium Management Top leadership A company full of opportuntiy

Bluerock recently completed a Highest and Best Use report near the Hamlet of Bragg Creek within the municipality of Rocky View County. Highest and Best Use is defined by the Canadian Uniform Standards of Professional Practice as “The reasonable, probable and legal use of property, that is physically possible, appropriately supported, and financially feasible, and that results in the highest value.” Highest and Best Use of a property is an economic concept that measures the interaction of four criteria: legally permissible, physical possibility, financial feasibility, and maximum profitability. This Highest and Best Use report encompasses these four criteria with the following: • Physical possibility thorough examination of the property’s development context, topography, and site constraints including its physical and environmental attributes. • Legally permissible through a comprehensive review and analysis of relevant land use planning and regulatory documents governing the land parcel. • Financial feasibility and maximum profitability through an overview of available infrastructure, adjacent development patterns, concept planning and site yield maximization This report aims to provide valuable insights to the client, facilitating informed decision-making regarding the future of this land. #highestandbestuse #urbandevelopment #braggcreek

There were always two main categories of land available for development – Greenfield and Brownfield – but Grey belt has been added as an option too. In our latest blog on land development, we’re looking at the criteria for these different types of land and where they can be found. https://lnkd.in/eDCuaqgs  #CBHomes #brownfield #greenfield #Cheshire #greybelt #housebuilding #localdevelopment #localplanning 

🏢🌞 Roof surveys are coming thick and fast, but what a beautiful day to be up high! It’s always rewarding to inspect the rooftops that keep businesses protected, and today’s blue skies make the job even better. Grateful for days like these and the opportunity to provide top-notch service to our clients. #RoofSurveys #CommercialRoofing #ViewsFromTheTop #BeautifulDay"

As with most things in life, time calls for change ...  Nevertheless, I will always be proud of my involvement in the retaining wall business and how we worked to elevate the service for customers' complete satisfaction. On a similar note - We finished right on time the retaining wall installation in Buford, GA. A total success as I look back on the tight timeline. We came in and stabilized the slope by the creek in only 2 days. #womeninconstruction #projectmanagement

For an immediate response to your questions regarding this property, please text or call Susan Brown, REALTOR® directly at 956-592-5464 Don't forget to Like, Comment and Share - unless you want it😀 GOOD NEWS ALERT! In mid-December 2023, TxDOT announced they are taking over responsibility for the SPI 2nd Causeway Project. What does this mean? It means the 2nd Causeway is moving forward, and is now a roadway designated on the State Highway System and maintained by TxDOT. The Causeway will be known as SH 104. What else does this mean? It means Tract 23, one of the best parcels of acreage on South Padre Island, is the PERFECT investment for the smart developer with a vision to buy now and develop in the near future or that person wanting that special getaway homesite. 354 feet of beach - full width of the tract and it Includes bayside acreage too. 13.2844 acres with beautiful 8-acre bird sanctuary pond adjacent to this tract. Environmental study says ... one of the best in its area and would make an excellent development. Water district hookup already paid by seller. Hire the agent that HUSTLES! and is ALWAYS there for YOU! #SusanBrownSPI | 956-592-5464 | sbrownspi@gmail.com | www.N2SOLD.com #nexthomeonthecoast #nexthomie #humansoverhouses #clientsfirst #realestate #southpadreislandrealestate #spichamber #lagunavista #portisabelrealestate #lagunavistarealestate #CommercialBusiness

Why does winter land clearing from the best land clearing company in Rochester NY benefit the most? Winters can be awfully cold. But with the land and brush clearing services near me, all you have to do is watch the professionals gear up in winter clothes and proceed to work. Not only that, there are several benefits of having your land cleared in winter. Read on below – In winter, you have solid ground to work on. Usually, the process of land clearing requires heavy equipment to detach the trees and shrubs. Thus, the frozen winter land renders as the perfect base for land clearing. You can’t get that advantage in warmer months. Then, the ground is usually softer making it laborious to operate the heavy land clearing equipment. #branchspecialistsrochester #treeservice #newyork

With summer quickly approaching many of us have lake living on our minds along with our project lists. If you are new to waterfront living/ownership you many not be aware that riparian/littoral rights are subject to reasonable governmental regulations. For instance, government regulations may limit the amount of dock installs at a single waterfront land parcel or properties that may gain access to a lake from a given access location. In addition, EGLE (the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy) may require permits be pulled before you can perform certain work. Some examples include: 🔹Dredging or placing fill in a lake or stream. 🔹The construction of a seawall or riprap wall. 🔹Modifying the riparian shoreline, including shoreline restoration projects. The Linnell Team can explain and/or defend your riparian/littoral rights, and assist you in making the right call for developing and using your waterfront property. We offer a complimentary phone consultation to discuss your situation. Give us a call! ☎️ Linnell & Associates, PLLC | 248-977-4182 #michigan #lawfirm #realestatelawyer #realestatelawfirm #investors #houseflipping #llcformations #propertytaxappeal #businesslaw #estateplanning #probate #realestateagents #linnellandassociates #linnellfirm #ladybirddeed #constructionlawyers #RiparianRights #littoralrights #shortsale #foreclosure #waterfrontrights #lakeliving #waterfront

Kentucky’s land surveying heritage is deeply rooted in its early exploration and settlement. Pioneers like Daniel Boone and John Floyd played pivotal roles in charting the state’s landscapes. For instance, Daniel Boone earned substantial income as a deputy county surveyor from 1783 to 1797, a dangerous job in frontier Kentucky. He made legal surveys in six Kentucky counties, including Clark. Boone’s first eleven surveys were for William Bush and became the basis for the Bush Settlement, with the first made on January 7, 1783. The state’s unique blend of metes and bounds, combined with the Public Land Survey System, reflects its diverse heritage. Organizations like the Kentucky Association of Professional Surveyors (KAPS) continue to uphold and advance the profession, ensuring that modern practices honor the rich traditions of the past. For those familiar with Kentucky’s land surveying traditions, how have these historical practices influenced modern surveying techniques and land management in the state?