Does anybody have a link to the map that the structural engineer filed (I think in Arizona)?
Thanks In Advance
Ed
> Does anybody have a link to the map that the structural engineer filed (I think in Arizona)?
> Thanks In Advance
> Ed
Wayne Griffin might. I hope he sees this.
As I remember it, it has quite the statement on it about the knowledge of structural engineers over surveyors doesn't it?
Yes it is amazing, that is why I was looking for it.
That cert was amazing! Not only did he declare civil engineers to be stupid and surveyors functionally useless, if I recall, his information and boundary wasn't even correct! I remember trying to do some work with that map, it was horrible! I wish I could remember the book/page...
> Does anybody have a link to the map that the structural engineer filed (I think in Arizona)?
> Thanks In Advance
> Ed
You mean this one?
Good thing that guy is in the class of the "most educated civil engineers". Of course, he must have been absent they day they discussed the idea of spell checking your maps.
"Reginstered"? Really?
Insert Homer Simpson "D'oh" sound here.
Larry P
FYI, for those wondering what became of this, the guy voluntarily surrendered his license.
Oh dear God....if you ask me he's retarded no matter how much education he has and unfortunately I see a lot of that.
Thanks Larry
Hmm, Maricopa County. Why does that sound familiar??:-)
On a slight hijack, what happened to the Surveyor that use to post on the other board who ran for office in Arizona? He had some interesting viewpoints.
Ralph
Was that map actually recorded?
Well golly gee, he must be right! His found pipes are exactley where I would proportion them to be, I can't measure that good, so when's we getting a lesson on mesuren' :-O
Huge amount of sarcasam guys. Huge.
Is
"A 1 ALTA LAND ENGINEERS SURVEYORS PLANNER APPRAISERS"
A real company?
Broken link.
> Was that map actually recorded?
Yes the map is recorded. I use that image in my "7 Deadly Sins of Surveying" class. Wouldn't use it if it wasn't a matter of public record.
Larry P
[sarcasm]Um Larry,
Did you just say....
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> Of course, he must have been absent they day they discussed the idea of spell checking your maps.
It's OK Larry, we all make mistakes....;-)
Cheers,
Radar
