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How can I find my property line?
The City is not able to assist in locating property lines or corners. Community Development Department staff can help you find the parcel or subdivision map for your area. These show the property lines and dimensions, but may not be very helpful without the proper surveying training and equipment. Obtaining a property survey by a licensed land surveyor is the recommended way to accurately determine a property line. You must contact a private survey company for that service.

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1. Who provides my water service?
2. Whom do I call for trash pick-up?
3. Who do I contact to have a time limited curb repainted?
4. How can I change the number for my address?
5. How can I find out the size of my lot?
6. Who do I contact to get street lights installed or repaired?
7. How can I find my property line?
8. How do I dispose of hazardous waste like batteries, florescent lights, old TVs and monitors?
9. What are the City's truck routes?
10. How do I get my sewer lateral information?
11. I am remodeling; can I leave a large trash dumpster on the street?
12. How can I get copy of an as-built plan or centerline tie?