Reshaping the boundary you share with a neighbor? Our surveyors handle the survey, legal descriptions, and exhibits that let adjacent owners move a lot line and record the change through their local jurisdiction.
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A lot line adjustment relocates the boundary between two or more existing parcels without creating any new lots. It is the tool adjacent owners use to reconfigure how their land is divided — trading or shifting area across a shared line — in a form your city or county can review and record. We prepare the survey and documents that turn an informal agreement between neighbors into a legally describable change.
We handle lot line adjustments throughout the region. Explore service by county:
A lot line adjustment relocates the boundary between two or more existing parcels without creating new lots, letting adjacent owners reshape their property in a way the jurisdiction can record.
A subdivision creates additional parcels, while a lot line adjustment simply moves a line between parcels that already exist. The number of lots stays the same before and after.
Yes. Because an adjustment changes the shared boundary, every owner of the affected parcels generally must consent and sign the application and the documents that transfer the adjusted area.
You typically receive a boundary survey of the affected parcels, new legal descriptions and exhibits for each revised lot, and a packet prepared to support your jurisdiction's lot line adjustment application.
Timelines depend on the jurisdiction's review process, title work, and how quickly owners sign. The survey and exhibits move faster than the agency approval, which varies by county and city.
Survey work is completed by, or under the responsible charge of, California-licensed Professional Land Surveyors. When a stamped survey is required, the final deliverable will identify the responsible licensee for that project.
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