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Wendell

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Waterways and Water Boundaries: Legal Issues for Professional Land Surveyors
9 AM through 4 PM on Friday, September 9, 2011
Room 104; Forum Building; Linn Benton Community College
6500 SW Pacific Blvd Albany, OR

Early bird registration ends August 29, 2011

This workshop addresses several topics pertinent to boundary location and land title adjacent to water. This workshop has been prepared for the continuing education of land surveyors and will qualify for six (6) professional development hours. Attorneys, realtors and title companies could also find it useful. Time should permit attendees to ask some questions following each presentation and at the conclusion of the workshop.

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Posted : August 24, 2011 9:47 am

Jerry Knight

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Wendell, this looks like a good session. Do you have any suggestions about the best place to fly there from Phoenix? I have looked at Eugene and Portland, but wonder what Corvallis has.

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Posted : August 24, 2011 2:31 pm

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If it were me, I'd fly into Eugene - it would avoid all of the traffic in Portland and I-5 through Salem can be pretty crowded during the day.

Posted : August 24, 2011 2:37 pm

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> Wendell, this looks like a good session. Do you have any suggestions about the best place to fly there from Phoenix? I have looked at Eugene and Portland, but wonder what Corvallis has.
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There are no commercial airports in Corvallis. Only ones closest to Albany are PDX (Portland) and Eugene. It all depends on how much you want to spend on a ticket and how fast you want to get here as to which airport to fly into. Phoenix has non-stops to PDX, and Albany is about an hour or so from there via I-5. Traffic wont be too bad if you come through when it is not rush hour. Heck even rush hour here is NOTHING like down there. You would go right by us, of course!! 🙂

Eugene is probably a bit closer to Albany. The airport is smaller and easier to get in and out of, but I don't think there is any non-stops there from Phoenix.

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Posted : August 24, 2011 4:00 pm

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Yes, Eugene is considerably closer to Albany than Portland is. Even if it costs more to fly to Eugene, I'm sure the overall trip would be less expensive and much more convenient.

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Posted : August 24, 2011 6:23 pm