I'm researching a project and I pulled up this plat done on the adjacent parcel, deposited in 1996
My parcel is adjacent to 222' line - it's the 222'x262' sections and the description defines the interior angle as 90° - the angle point created by the re-survey with the 0.03 line segment is at my most easterly property corner.
For goodness sake... Draw it to the pins.
That's even worse than this:
I'm guessing that the circles aren't necessarily monuments then (can't be 0.03' apart). If not, are there any monuments called out on the plan? And what are the circles supposed to be for?
I like that area to the nearest tenth of a square foot. I wonder if they even understand how small that is.
The 0.03' is one thing, but I like the direction even more, N44d 08' 03"E, that really pins it down! 😛
Looks to me like the profession is being/has been taken over by measurement freaks?
Sheeeeeeesh
not even worth a comment..whoops..i commented
> I'm researching a project and I pulled up this plat done on the adjacent parcel, deposited in 1996
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> My parcel is adjacent to 222' line - it's the 222'x262' sections and the description defines the interior angle as 90° - the angle point created by the re-survey with the 0.03 line segment is at my most easterly property corner.
Perfect closure on the property? or misclose about 0.01' ~ 0.03'?
That is just really, really sad. Do you expect to find two irons side by side there?
I can trump your 0.03'...
From the same survey:
That's what happens when boundary location becomes a mathematical exercise.
+o(
JBS
I would set two, but would take both monuments to a machine shop and have both of them turned down first so I could set both properly. Straddles would hold the position of the first monument until I got back with the modified pins. All be explained in the narrative so those in the future would know my logic at the time.:whistle:
jud
[sarcasm] :good: [/sarcasm]
I can trump your 0.03'...
Maybe that is what happens when the tip of the rod is not precisely centered on that dimple on the top of the axle.:-D
[sarcasm]DUDE- it's a 3 degree bearing break!!!!!!! that's ginormous!!![/sarcasm]
C##p, I didn't even notice that! That makes it even better! 😛 😛
Jud,
Why not just a 3/4" iron rod with a line between 2 punch marks .-.
Joe
I am wondering how did he set up on a point and get that bearing for a distance of 0.03'
That is a darn good instrument man!
Pffffttt//////we did better than that with a solar transit and a 8 chain tape!
Keith
Naw, someone would think I stuttered when I punched the thing.
jud
[sarcasm]So, two coords for the same point, that means two monuments.[/sarcasm]
