I don't know who did the drawing, except that he is a buddy of the client.
Nice - a "Z" arrow ...
N is up and arrow points East
"Buddy or relative"
N is up and arrow points East
"Buddy or relative"
It looks like it's kinda pointing north, I work better with maps rotated with north pointing up, but I guess it doesn't matter to some.
It's to lay out some house corners, so we?ÿwill figure it all out when staking out the foundation.
That's the beauty of laying out a line with the DC, all you need is one corner and a direction.
I'm not sure who the relative is ??ÿ
It??s all relative until someone??s unhappy..... then The poo hits the propeller....
We had an acting Party Chief one day who didn't have any curve drawing tools for his plat so he drew everything straight and curved the north arrow.
Awesome!...That's technically not so bad, in most surveys North is "relative" to some other mapping or deeds and not so much exactly "true" as however that may be defined.?ÿ
We had an acting Party Chief one day who didn't have any curve drawing tools for his plat so he drew everything straight and curved the north arrow.
That's a good one Dave.
