I'm deciphering some D.L.C. notes and I keep seeing "Set a post marked W.P.S. from which I ran..."
Any Ideas what WPS stands for?
It seems they are all associated with Meander lines.
I believe the Surveyor was just calling out "witness points" but the "S" has got me stumped. In the manual it says WP is witness point and the S is the section and is to be followed by the section number, but my notes do not indicate section number.
Could it be that surveyor's initials?
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Is it WPS or WP5?
Ask the BLM.
Oops, maybe later.
For whom ( what party) was the DLC survey being executed?
Could it be "Witness Post Set"? Around here it could be a post, pipe, pin or the evil POINT. Maybe its nocal custom but when I see "S" at the end I always think "Set".
Me. "What's the difference?"
T.C. Carroll "It's the difference between right and wrong!"
I usually see WP as Witness Post here, S is common shorthand for Steel.
These are generally on Form 6 (Permenant Survey Mark Location sketches) though, not Cadastral plans.
