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Jack Chiles · 2016-01-08T00:59:00Z

Dear Mr. Chiles, Attached please find a copy of an Elevation Certificate sealed by you on August 15, 2005. Please note that the elevation certificate is not signed by you. This copy, which was sent to me by my insurance broker, has been used by his firm to obtain Flood Insurance for my property, but they need a signed and sealed document. Pursuant to Rule 663.18 (a), you are in violation of the General Rules of Practices and Procedures as promulgated by the Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying. Please send to me one original Elevation Certificate signed and sealed by you by Monday, January 11, 2016, or I will submit this elevation certificate with a formal complaint to the Board. Sincerely, Ms. Loretta B. Good-Smith, Esq. Fact #1: I used to sign all of my documents with light blue ink, which made them almost impossible to reproduce at that time. Since then copiers have been improved to the point that they can now copy light blue ink pretty well.Fact #2: This person is the fourth person in chain of ownership of this piece of property since my client requested the Elevation Certificate.Fact #3: The copy I received was in fairly poor condition. The legibility has degraded significantly when compared to the one in my folder.Fact #4: FEMA has revised the Flood Plains since then.Fact #5: The structure in question contains 5,200 square feet and is situated on 3 very valuable acres, probably worth in excess of $3 million dollars. First, I got amused. Now I'm getting perturbed. I'm not going to answer her, of course. But I have been thinking of retorts, lol.

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Andy Nold, post: 355546, member: 7 wrote: But I do not hide behind a pseudonym and I wish to be able to get the opinions of my peers without the project being traced back to the participants.

That would seem pretty unprofessional to change to a pseudonym to do things like make fun of someone in a public forum without letting them know who you were.....I would hope no "Professional Land Surveyors" would do that. For the most part I find the land surveyors I know to have a fair amount of integrity.

Posted : January 29, 2016 2:05 pm

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