Spotted this marker in Sturgis, SD, a couple of weeks ago while at the rally. It was along the north side of an alley at an entrance to a street about where you'd expect a marker to be located.
My guess is that it's a control point that the surveyor did not want people to use as a property line?
Is that your bike? Sheesh! How come you're not in Milwaukee at the 110th?
We have those in California.
They are stamped RCE.....;-)
looks likes overkill for a control point. save the fancy markers for the corners.
We stamp them "JFP" in Wyoming (often w/ a number...JFP-1, JFP-2...)
Loyal
BUT IT IS A SURVEY MARKER
Just not a boundary marker.
Paul in PA
BUT IT IS A SURVEY MARKER
> Just not a boundary marker.
>
> Paul in PA
Maybe they were just using it to spit the concrete slab.;-)
I don't get it. What purpose would it serve then?
> We have those in California.
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> They are stamped RCE.....;-)
*Rimshot*
Well done Sir.
BUT IT IS A SURVEY MARKER
> > Just not a boundary marker.
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> > Paul in PA
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> Maybe they were just using it to spit the concrete slab.;-)
OOps, I meant SPLIT the concrete slab
At least there aren't a bunch of dimples on it yet. But just cross out the word NOT and see how long it takes.
I have seen a few surveyors around here have their caps stamped "control point" then use them at property corners . I suppose they could argue later that they weren't intended to actually mark the boundary.... it was just a lucky coincidence.
