Clark on Surveying and Boundaries

Walt Robillard has been a practicing attorney for over 4 decades and a field oriented surveyor for over 60 years. His areas of specialty are historical boundary and title issues and field examinations involving specialized problems and complex issues. Having earned college degrees in forestry, public administration and law, he has a solid background in the technical and legal aspects of his profession. While serving as an employee of the U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service for 30 years, he provided testimony relative to trespass and title and boundary issues at the local, state, federal and international levels. He has presented lectures and papers in all 50 states as well as several foreign nations, while directing property boundary programs in 15 states. He has provided technical and legal guidance as to boundaries to major corporations, state and federal governmental agencies and to the Republics of Armenia, South Africa and Albania as well as the Kingdom of Nepal. Presently he provides private consulting services to a vast array of local, county, and state governments as well as private individuals and corporations. Walt has been the primary author of CLARK ON SURVEYING AND BOUNDARIES since the Fifth Edition. In this edition he has utilized the input of his grandson Dr. C.A. (Tony) Nettleman, III for the section on water issues.