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We are trying to bring to the attention of all the Berkeley Hills residents the pressing issue that we all have the fate to be circumstanced to. Any neighbor who gets a licensed surveyor to document their property can take “their land back.” This is unjust because we live on a massive fault line with constant hillside movement, making the dated property marking incorrect and unjust.
We need to come together as a community to ensure that this doesn't happen to anyone in the community and that we can all live in our sacred places without having heated neighbor disputes over who gets to take the land “back” that they never utilized before.
We as a community need to stand together for this issue that will soon affect us all!
Please share your thoughts and concerns in the petition below:
- Currently, due to the extremities of each situation, the city has no current law put into place and defaults to rulings on the parcel maps, not the monuments.
- Now, every new construction and remodel with additions requires a survey, which apparently gives the parcel owner the right to demolish their neighbor’s encroaching property.
Petition to keep propriety lines intact with newly required survay rulings for Berkeley planning department
1050 Keith Ave Property Line Dispute
Measuring what they believe is theirs
Fence coming down with power tools
Fence gone now our chicken coup
1048 Keith 20 year old storage unit dividing the property, but shared fence has gone
Our personal items stolen on to 1048 Keith with now a no-trespassing sign
Destroying our family’s belongings hare a tree
1062 Keith Ave
Here is a case from 2004 with an article written on it:
“Berkeley hills has slid about 20 feet since the structure was built in 1916. But property lines do not move, which means that today half of his house seems to sit on his neighbor's land.
"I figure the property line runs right through the middle of the front doorway," he said.”
-SF Gate article
Prior Testimonials
When property lines run through the front door / The slowly shifting ground in the Berkeley Hills area means the land that's yours today may be your neighbor's tomorrow.
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