ANOTHER METHOD OF ADJUSTING SITES

ANOTHER METHOD OF ADJUSTING SITES

If south east extends in an angle against square the south west has to be cut and set right to square. Then southern south east will rise to base. There is no harm in this. A site so adjusted will have the baneful effect of southern south west which will be harmful. The site should be made into a square. The remaining piece can be annexed to the street.

If southern south west extends it is extended in an angle against the square, the southern south east should be cut and adjusted to the base. Then south will be on a par with it. If there is a street in that direction south will have eastern south east baneful effects. Then the site should be made into a square of right angles. The remaining site can be annexed to the street.

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.