Want farmers to stop growing coca in Columbia, hello chip-plant.

If there are any liens on a property, it needs to be recorded with the county.Or like the west coast were the title searches are done in the phillipines  no one goes to the court house.. all title companies have remote title plants. 

Plants are placed in the audience.

Which means if we extend the copper under the concrete, perpendicular to the wall of the where the main service is, it possibly won't have a PVC line to connect to on the other side, or we end up knocking out way more concrete than we intended.ii) estimate 2: $1-1.5K ish but told me it was time and materials with no firm idea on time (They described NOT using a male adaptor again, but using schedule 80 PVC, as they said male PVC adaptor is prone to breaking.)B) replace line (about a 32 foot run, in an "L" shape) (dig trench through grass, plants, rocks, brick work etc) :--estimate: 1" copper, schedule L, in a blue plastic sleeve: $3-4K (said could do schedule 80 PVC too, and would cost close to the same, but a little less.)

I was going to help with a church plant.

A couple of years ago when the regional water deal was being put together by the suburbs and Chamber of Commerce there was going to be money in there (from the suburbs) that would have paid to replace those lines plus upgrade the plant, develop a second intake, and upgrade sewer lines.

But with Intel's $20 billion plant, Google's three data centers, and land buys by Amazon and Meta, Columbus is worth it!

As an unexpected bonus: there was also visible the top part of a sign apparently planted into the front lawn.

@Paul PetersenI agree with @Michael Plante about not waiting.

(Assuming the ownership data confirms what these customers told you, this is just another step at making sure they are not plants.