This next shot shows the RE's plastic cap in the pipe.
Did you say something about monuments? Sorry, I couldn't take my eyes off the shoes. (Never seen Wallabees in the field before.)
personnally, I'm liking the sheetrock corner bead witness post.
Looking at the second photo you get the feeling pipes are getting pretty cheap about eight feet further back.
I found some redwood hubs in Los Osos at least 20 years after the previous map and they had been there many years before that. But this is on a sandy slope within view of the ocean.
I also found a redwood hub in Marin County on a dry hillside under Manzanita. The map I had which last found it was 40 years old.
In the right conditions those redwood stakes can last a long time.
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Good golly is that one of them fancy schmancy douglas fir 1x2s? I bet that will last MONTHS!!!
Quality Survey Monuments - Found these today - Jim
> Did you say something about monuments? Sorry, I couldn't take my eyes off the shoes. (Never seen Wallabees in the field before.)
Hahahah...Redwings Jim..REDWINGS :hi5:
Quality Survey Monuments - Found these today - Jim
any chance erosion exposed the iron pipes? makes me think this because of the irrigation pipe at the surface, rather than being buried. as for the nail and washer in a guard stake, never seen such an animal. the rosemary makes me hungry for chicken.
Quality Survey Monuments - Found these today - Moe
> any chance erosion exposed the iron pipes?
No. These are maybe a few weeks young.
Looks like quite a parade of leaners back and to the left in the shoe picture!!! I've heard of small lots...
Quality Survey Monuments - Found these today - Moe
> > any chance erosion exposed the iron pipes?
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I would seriously consider sending those pictures along with closeups of the tag numbers and a complaint form to the board...but that's just me.
Well after thinking about it a little I would do that for the hub. For all I know that pipe is 4' into the ground. Hubs in So Cal are not the standard of practice for property corners. With it being wet like that - they would be lucky if that hub lasted months.
Quality Survey Monuments - Found these today - Ryan
> I would seriously consider sending those pictures along with closeups of the tag numbers and a complaint form to the board...but that's just me.
Ryan.. I am not convinced that the RE, whose tag number is on those markers, even knows that they were set for the lot I am re-surveying.
From my conversations with my client, the crew that placed those markers were engaged in doing an architectural survey next door. My client approached one of the members and inquired about having his land surveyed. He fully regrets doing that.
I think the crew saw a chance for a quick buck and jumped on it.
I would contact the RE but there are two attorneys involved so until I get permission to do so, I wont.
His crew really screwed up the survey.
