Concord survey
A corridor is a legal occupancy, not a pretty shape.
We inherited a shop name that sounds like anatomy. The work is cartography. An easement has a width the ball may occupy, a height it may not exceed, and a season stamp so nobody uses a July map in January.
South Main is close enough to the State House that granite dust is not a metaphor. Wind off the Merrimack funnels between buildings the way it funnels between pines at Beaver Meadow. We treat both as survey problems.
If a club cannot stay inside the tape, we do not rename the miss. We either shrink the hardware’s ambitions or we send you to a teacher who can change the occupant, not the easement.