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Additional Boston, Massachusetts state and local information about ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys can be obtained from the following resources:
ALTA/NSPS (American Land Title Association/National Society of Professional Surveyors) Surveys in Boston, Massachusetts are unique due to several factors:
Historic Properties: Boston has a large number of historic properties, which can add complexity to ALTA surveys due to additional research and considerations needed for accurate boundary determination.
Zoning and Permitting: Local zoning regulations and permitting processes in Boston can be intricate, and an ALTA surveyor familiar with these nuances can ensure the survey meets all requirements.
Underground Utilities: The city’s infrastructure includes a network of underground utilities, which require careful identification and marking during the survey process.
Environmental Concerns: Like many urban areas, Boston faces environmental challenges such as potential contamination from previous land use or proximity to bodies of water. ALTA/NSPS surveys in Boston may include assessments of environmental risks and compliance with relevant regulations such as the Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP) for hazardous waste cleanup.
Coastal Considerations: Boston’s location along the coast means that properties may be subject to additional regulations and considerations related to coastal erosion, flood zones, and waterfront development restrictions. ALTA/NSPS surveys may need to include information on these coastal factors to provide a complete picture of the property’s characteristics.
