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A PLACE. AN AGREEMENT. A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY.

Good neighbors.
A lasting record.

A purple post can hold more than a boundary label. It can preserve an agreement, tell a place’s story, and invite the next person to care for it.

Spark House is to the west

of these survey markers.

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Design proposal · 19 October 2026
Field locations and agreement details await verification.

Proposed purple Spark House witness post with a white reflective band, Spark logo and plaque identifying Spark House as the property to the west.
42-inch proposed exposed height · Concept rendering

01 / THE WORDS THAT STAY

Keep the inscription timeless.
Let the record grow.

Use one permanent commemorative plaque and a smaller, replaceable connection plaque. Each post keeps its own identity as information is added.

Spark House logo

GOOD NEIGHBORS

SPARK HOUSE
PROPERTY TO THE WEST

Honoring our boundary agreement
and a shared commitment to
respect, care, and good neighbors.

SH-C01

BOUNDARY WITNESS

Proposed wording for neighbor review

A small plaque.
A complete place record.

Scan the code, type the short address, or use an optional tap tag. Each route should open the same marker page on sparkworks.org.

QR proof for the proposed SH-C01 web address
MEET THIS MARKER

sparkworks.org/m/SH-C01

Story · Survey reference · Care

QR production proof: install only after the printed address is live and the finished plaque passes an outdoor phone scan test. NFC is optional and must be tested on the metal post.

  • Permanent ID and west-side wording remain readable without a phone.
  • The agreement date is engraved only after confirmation.
  • Names and dedications appear only with each person’s permission.

02 / EVERY MARKER HAS A RECORD

Know what you’re looking at.

Select a proposed marker to see its identity, evidence, photographs and care history.

CORNER WITNESS

First corner witness

SH-C01

WESTSpark House
EASTSurvey marker lies east of the proposed witness post.

Orientation only. Not a map, measurement or boundary determination.

A witness post helps identify survey evidence. The post, QR code and phone location do not establish or change a legal boundary.

03 / A RECORD PEOPLE CAN TRUST

The agreement is a beginning.
Care carries it forward.

A useful memorial preserves what was agreed, how it was identified, and the people who helped care for the place. Every addition should retain its source and date.

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  1. The design takes shape

    Purple permanent witness posts, a minimum 3-foot exposed height, west-side identification and neighbor participation are proposed.

    Design milestone
  2. Next · Document review

    Preserve the agreement

    Confirm its date and references, then prepare a public summary with the affected owners.

  3. Next · Field confirmation

    Connect each record to its place

    Record the actual monument, verified offset and installation evidence.

  4. Together · Ongoing

    Keep the record useful

    Add approved stories, photographs, maintenance updates and voluntary acknowledgments.

04 / THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOU HERE

Help tell the story.
Help care for the place.

Neighbors and volunteers can contribute a memory, review wording, prepare a plaque, document the work, or join a walk-through. There are useful roles without digging or heavy lifting.

01

Share what you know

Contribute a photo, a memory, a source or a correction through the existing heritage review process.

Share a story ↗
02

Offer a little time

Help review wording, prepare materials, photograph progress or care for the finished markers.

Explore volunteer roles ↗
03

Walk through together

Request a visit to discuss the proposal, view the materials and identify a useful next step.

Request a visit ↗

Contributing or volunteering does not sign, amend or endorse a boundary agreement. Public credit is optional. Submissions are reviewed before publication.

A few practical questions

Why keep the QR code separate from the memorial wording?

The permanent inscription can stay in place while the smaller connection plaque is replaced if damaged. The address should remain on sparkworks.org so hosting can change without changing the printed code.

What will be added to a verified marker record?

The agreement reference, survey document and point, monument type and cap text, measured witness offset with units and direction, installation date, exposed height, approved photographs, inspection history and permission-based acknowledgments. Exact coordinates, if used, need their coordinate system, method and accuracy.

Can a scan or a phone map prove the boundary?

No. This experience explains and preserves the evidence. It does not replace the signed agreement, official survey or professional field verification. A phone’s location is not survey evidence.

Can information be corrected later?

Yes. Use the marker report or heritage contribution route, include the marker ID and your source, and ask for review. Keep the earlier version and the reason for the correction in the authorized records.