ANOTHER METHOD OF ADJUSTING SITES

ANOTHER METHOD OF ADJUSTING SITES

If the western north west of the site extends in an angle the North West requires a cut and adjustment to square. There is no harm in it. But if there is a street in that direction and an adjustment made like this, the squared site will have south west bane.
The site should be made square right angle site and the left over site can be annexed to the street.
If southern south west of site extends, the western North West should be cut and then the west will be equal.
It is good. But if there is a street on that side this adjusted west portion of the site will suffer the baneful effects of northern North West.
Then it should be made into a right angle square as shown above. The left over portion can be annexed to the street. See the diagram above.
If south east is extended to the site in the east, construction should be as shown here.
‘Then every site will have northern north east beneficial looks and augurs good. Then one should have one site only. If more sites are there north east benefit will be less and harmful.
If the streets extend beyond the sites in south east, southwest, North West and north east, the way constructions have to be made are described here. The street is in the east. If north east extends, house construction can be taken up by one or more separating the sites as shown in the diagram. The construction has to be in the south west and north east can have extension to the compound only.