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John T. Klausner (somis7@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: Send them a certified letter (return receipt)just before planting
: season  giving them permission to use the plot for their garden.  Do
: this each year, notifying them of the results of the survey at least
: the first year.  Include a sentence that notes that permission can of
: course be withdrawn at any time.  Either that or put up a fence.
: SueK

	Just do it once, but it should be a document that grants them a
"revokable license" to use the land. Then record the document at the
county. If you add the right wording, it can be binding to future owners
also. The other way to do this is similar, but the term "permissive"
should be used. This second way is not easily revoked if you change your
mind.
	You might want to word it as a mutual license. Then you don't even
have to tell them they are using your land. You can just say that since
you both are unsure of where the boundary is, this will protect you both.
Then you both sign (notarize) and file the document.