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Recorded Surveys Last Update: 6/30/2021 Recorded Surveys Last Update: 6/30/2021 S-T-R DESCRIPTION Recorded Date Instrument # Surveyor CD # 1-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 2-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 3-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 4-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 10-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 11-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 12-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 13-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 14-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 23-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 24-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 28-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 28-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. 33-13-3 LCRS Greenwood Western Sewer 9/30/2016 2016-108868 VS Engineering Project Jo. Co. Page 1 of 263 S-T-R DESCRIPTION Recorded Date Instrument # Surveyor CD # 1-14-2 Dollar Hide Creek Lots 1 & 3 6/24/2020 2020-064666 Northpointe Enginee 1-14-2 Evergreen Acres (Lot 9) 10/16/1996 1996-145407 Schneider 1-14-2 Furnas Rd / Wheelhorse 2/10/1992 1992-015800 Holloway 1-14-2 Milhouse 6/2/1995 1995-063201 Schneider 1-14-2 Powell Rd & Tincher Rd 3/18/2019 2019-023485 Recommended Land 1-14-2 Powell Rd, 5731 (Lot 18 Evergreen 7/22/1994 1994-113135 Hiselman Acres) 1-14-2 Powell St 9/13/2002 2002-173601 Miller #0205 2-14-2 AmeriPlex / Cuva Tract 8/9/1999 1999-150694 Mid States 2-14-2 Bonnyridge Dr 10/27/2003 2003-231028 Cripe #0305 2-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5125 12/16/2004 2004-233527 Mid States #0406 2-14-2 Decatur Ridge 5713 10/20/2008 2008-120869 Holloway 2-14-2 Decatur Ridge Dr Sec 2 4/13/2004 2004-073479 Holloway #0402 2-14-2 Edgewood E 6420 1/16/2001 2001-007344 Schneider 2-14-2 Fair Ridge Pl 5601 10/20/2008 2008-120864 Holloway 2-14-2 Gatwick / Kentucky 5/5/2000 2000-069785 Ameri Consult #0003 2-14-2 Gatwick Dr 6900 1/23/2007 2007-012709 Cripe 2-14-2 High School 5500 S 4/6/1992 1992-044065 MPA 2-14-2 High School Rd 5/28/1991 1991-050506 Schneider 2-14-2 High School Rd 11/12/1993 1993-170642 MPA 2-14-2 I-465 / SR 67 10/10/2002 2002-193648 BFS #0205 2-14-2 Kentucky 5051 4/14/2009 2009-039047 Crossroads 2-14-2 Kentucky 5549 7/28/1994 1994-116746 Ameri Consult 2-14-2 Kentucky Av 5/30/2006 2006-079370 Banning 2-14-2 Kentucky Av 4/25/2002 2002-078052 Banning #0202 2-14-2 Kentucky Av 5555 12/11/1998 1998-219782 TBK Surv 2-14-2 Kentucky Ave. 5555 8/10/2015 2015-079488 Banning Engineering 2-14-2 LindBergh Tct / Ameriplex 12/16/2004 2004-233528 Mid States #0406 2-14-2 Mendenhall 5/19/1999 1999-098015 Mid States 2-14-2 Mendenhall 6/20/1995 1995-071912 Holloway 2-14-2 Mendenhall / Milhouse 6/18/1998 1998-102593 Mid States 2-14-2 Mendenhall / Milhouse 9/9/1991 1991-092337 Condre 2-14-2 Mendenhall 5243 1/12/2000 2000-005113 Mid States 2-14-2 Mendenhall 5251 2/26/2001 2001-028818 Mid States 2-14-2 Mendenhall Rd / Kentucky Ave 9/11/2012 2012-095479 Banning Engineering 2-14-2 Mendenhall Route Surv 4/2/1998 1998-053186 A & H Page 2 of 263 S-T-R DESCRIPTION Recorded Date Instrument # Surveyor CD # 2-14-2 Milhouse 6720 7/30/1999 1999-145895 MTA 2-14-2 Milhouse 6900-6916 7/30/1999 1999-145896 MTA 2-14-2 Milhouse 6925 5/16/2006 2006-069048 Hahn 2-14-2 Milhouse Rd 8/8/2003 2003-165169 Pendleton #0304 2-14-2 Milhouse Rd 5/1/2000 2000-067562 KOE #0003 2-14-2 Milhouse Rd. 6425 2/20/2017 2017-021270 Stoeppelwerth 2-14-2 Mills Land 6/18/1999 1999-117719 Mid States 2-14-2 New Scott Rd 5/19/1999 1999-097698 Ameri Consult 2-14-2 Quality Foods 4/29/1998 1998-070508 Mid States 2-14-2 Templehof / Decatur Blvd 5/8/2001 2001-074250 Mid States 2-14-2 Templehof / Decatur Blvd 7/14/1999 1999-133405 Mid States 2-14-2 Thompson Road 6/16/2011 2011-052769 ARE 2-14-2 Woodland Branch Dr 8/24/2004 2004-165570 Schneider #0404 3-14-2 Ameriplex PKWY & S.R. 67 7/26/2019 2019-070188 Certified Engineering 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 9/2/1998 1998-152754 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 1/17/2001 2001-008005 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 2/1/2001 2001-016093 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 7/10/2006 2006-102589 DeBoy 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 9/29/1998 1998-168428 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5/7/1999 1999-087565 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5/7/1999 1999-087569 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5/7/1999 1999-087690 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5/26/1999 1999-102634 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 5/31/2005 2005-083224 Banning #0503 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd 11/3/2000 2000-176331 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd / Heathrow 6/5/2001 2001-094218 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd / Heathrow 12/16/2004 2004-233531 Mid States #0406 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd / Kollman 1/12/2000 2000-005112 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd / Martin Rd 5/8/2001 2001-074249 Mid States 3-14-2 Decatur Blvd / Rolls Royc 12/28/2004 2004-238785 Mid States #0406 3-14-2 Flynn / Milhouse 6/1/2001 2001-091756 Banning 3-14-2 Galeao Court 5555 5/8/2003 2003-096305 Mid States #0303 3-14-2 Heathrow Way 12/16/2004 2004-233532 Mid States #0406 3-14-2 Heathrow Way 7411 7/10/2006 2006-102582 DeBoy 3-14-2 Heathrow Way 7411-7421 10/23/2007 2007-151567 DeBoy 3-14-2 Indpls Airport 2/26/2001 2001-028825 Mid States Page 3 of 263 S-T-R DESCRIPTION Recorded Date Instrument # Surveyor CD # 3-14-2 Kentucky / Thompson 10/29/1998 1998-187726 Mid States 3-14-2 Kentucky Av / Millhouse 1/12/2000 2000-005111 Mid States 3-14-2 Midwest Logistic 9/8/1998 1998-155607 Mid States 3-14-2 Midwest Logistic 4/29/1998 1998-070506 Mid States 3-14-2 Milhouse / 67 / St Francis 2/18/1999 1999-037046 Schneider 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 1/19/2007 2007-009389 Foresight 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 1/19/2007 2007-009388 Foresight 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 6/15/2006 2006-089110 Cripe 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 10/29/1998 1998-187843 Mid States 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 7716 4/8/1998 1998-057868 Mid States 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd 7826 8/7/1998 1998-136822 Mid States 3-14-2 Milhouse Rd. 7811 5/1/2017 2017-050197 Gouloff-Jordan Surve 3-14-2 Millhouse / Decatur Blvd 11/10/2000 2000-180329 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse 7746 7/14/1999 1999-133475 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse 7820 2/1/2001 2001-016090 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse Rd 6/2/1998 1998-091498 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse Rd 10/29/1998 1998-187722 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse Rd 6/18/1999 1999-117721 Mid States 3-14-2 Millhouse Rd 10/29/1998 1998-187721 Mid States 3-14-2 Mills Parcel 1 & 2 5/8/2003 2003-096302 Mid States #0303 3-14-2 Narita Rd 11/3/2000 2000-176317 Mid States 3-14-2 Naritaka / Galedo Ct 11/29/2000 2000-187834 Mid States 3-14-2 Postal Site @ Ameriplex 9/29/1998 1998-168435 Mid States 3-14-2 Quaker Oats 5/8/2003 2003-096301 Mid States #0303 3-14-2 SR 67 12/8/1993 1993-187414 Hahn 3-14-2 Thompson / Flynn 5/31/1994 1994-085403 Mid States 3-14-2 Thompson / Mendenhall 7/27/1999 1999-143030 Mid States 3-14-2 Thompson / Mendenhall 8/9/1999 1999-150697 Mid States 3-14-2 Township 8140 N 12/23/1998 1998-228670 MTA 3-14-2 Wilson Property 5/31/1994 1994-085405 Mid States 3-14-2 Wilson Property 4/3/1996 1996-044150 Mid States 4-14-2 Ameriplex / Stanley 4/2/2007 2007-048692 Schneider 4-14-2 Ameriplex Phase 4 North 3/24/2008 2008-031501 SEA Group 4-14-2 County Line 4/16/2002 2002-072172 Ameri Consult #0202 4-14-2 County Line 4/16/2002 2002-072173 Ameri Consult #0202 4-14-2 Epler Av 6/10/2008 2008-063872 Banning Page 4 of 263 S-T-R DESCRIPTION Recorded Date Instrument # Surveyor CD # 4-14-2 Epler Rd and S Stanley Rd 12/8/2017 2017-137110 Banning Engineering 4-14-2 Flynn Rd 3/24/2008 2008-031502 SEA Group 4-14-2 Indpls Airport 12/19/2000 2000-199362 Mid States 4-14-2 Indpls Airport 12/19/2000 2000-199365 Mid States 4-14-2 MidWest Logistics 8/29/2000 2000-135750 Hanson #0004 4-14-2 Stanley Rd S of Colonial 6/10/2008 2008-063869 Banning 4-14-2 Stanley Rd.
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