So I am doing some research in Imperial County and they lack an online management system. Admittedly, I have been spoiled lately by online access.
Any advice on how to obtain record documents efficiently?
I am mainly after road right of way documents. I am curious if I am up against unrecorded ownership/transfer or a lot of prescriptive rights?
Anyone that can shed some light on what is going on down there would be helpful.
On a side note, there are also some interesting things going on with the PLSS down there that I would love to hear some history on the subject.
Imperial County Right of Way Documents
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marois
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Re: Imperial County Right of Way Documents
I had a couple of projects in Imperial County over last few years. My experience is you have to go to the county to research. The person I would contact if he is still there would be George Pacheco, send me an email if you need his contact information. The Imperial Irrigation District is also a resource, but I would start with the county first.
I hope this helps.
Armand
amarois@bhaincsd.com
I hope this helps.
Armand
amarois@bhaincsd.com
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bimmel
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Re: Imperial County Right of Way Documents
Thanks for the reply,
That is pretty much were I am right now. Kind of hoping there is a better way.
That is pretty much were I am right now. Kind of hoping there is a better way.
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Timothy J. Reilly
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Re: Imperial County Right of Way Documents
Feel free to call me at my office. (760) 352-2716. I am within walking distance from the County Surveyor's office (noticeably absent would be a County Surveyor). George is THE man when it comes to right-of-way in the Imperial County. However, I have been able to provide unknown documents to him on more than one occasion. I have extensive private archives available that have little treasures waiting to be discovered.Anyone that can shed some light on what is going on down there would be helpful.
You've got that right. I've conducted a lot of research on the history of surveying down here and hope to provide an article or two once completed. It was a real train wreck back around 1901. Definitely interesting.On a side note, there are also some interesting things going on with the PLSS down there that I would love to hear some history on the subject.