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Joined: September 14, 2011 5:19 pm
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Topics: 16 / Replies: 2307
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RE: Son-in-law wants to become a surveyor

@oldpacer I dont know where you have worked, and I am sure the highest paid engineers in the country make more than the highest paid surveyors, so I ...

5 years ago
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RE: Son-in-law wants to become a surveyor

@jimcox All the?ÿ places I have worked the highest paid surveyor gets paid more than the highest paid engineer. There are always lower paid survey st...

5 years ago
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RE: Son-in-law wants to become a surveyor

Make sure it is a Bachelor's degree unless he already has one, even if your state allows licensure without one. Many states require one, many of the b...

5 years ago
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RE: Concerns about weather conditions using base and rover GPS .

I dont know anyhting about South equipment, but Leica, Topcon, Javad and Trimble all live up their claims of weather resistance. All of these will be ...

5 years ago
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RE: Lot 58 - What do you think?

@schmalzy There certainly?ÿ is a question of potential transfer of unwritten rights, but I misunderstood and thought the attorney was brought in to h...

5 years ago
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RE: Lot 58 - What do you think?

Am I missing something??ÿ This doesnt look ambiguous at all. Why are attorneys being involved? Is it the two separate distances that are throwing peop...

5 years ago
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RE: Problem Retracing BLM due to possible BLM error

@thebionicman Right. Negligence in an original survey where land has been patented just results in wonky "squares and rectangles". There is no going ...

5 years ago
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RE: Problem Retracing BLM due to possible BLM error

@thebionicman Right. Negligence in an original survey where land has been patented just results in wonky "squares and rectangles". There is no going ...

5 years ago
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RE: Problem Retracing BLM due to possible BLM error

Gross error is a legal concept that only applies to resurvey.?ÿ No matter how screwed up the original survey is,?ÿ it controls what was patented. What...

5 years ago
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RE: ARRRGH! North is THAT way

@bushaxe That's even worse!

5 years ago
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RE: Old Surveys

@wagner152 Most states have something like this. Land owners don't want these, the banks and title companies want them. Landowners may convince them...

5 years ago
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RE: ARRRGH! North is THAT way

@bushaxe Please, no boundary plats with North not up (or south in the parts of the world that is appropriate), be creative, try portrait. Land survey...

5 years ago
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RE: Is this "Land Surveying" in your State?

@mightymoe Or an area with no publicly available GIS,?ÿ and a survey that is not georeferenced?ÿ

5 years ago
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RE: Is this "Land Surveying" in your State?

@dmyhill The question is whether it is surveying in the jurisdiction they produce the map in. States and Provinces?ÿ have the power to regulate profe...

5 years ago
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RE: Is this "Land Surveying" in your State?

Has anyone tried their services? I would like to see what you get, and how they produce it. Whether they are going too far or not depends on the deta...

5 years ago
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RE: Subdividing sections with Government Lots

The patentees of course can subdivide their land however they want, but the problem, as illustrated by the conflicting surveys, is that aliqout divisi...

5 years ago
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RE: On the placing of nails in witness trees

@nate-the-surveyor State plane is more complicated than?ÿ we need, lat long with appropriate metadata is better, one less opportunity to screw up. B...

5 years ago
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RE: How is centerline, and stationing defined?

@mike-marks Modern ROW's usually far exceed the width neccesary for public use. So the ROW boundaries often have a bigger impact on the landowners th...

5 years ago
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RE: How is centerline, and stationing defined?

@mightymoe From a practical viewpoint I completely agree, but I do enjoy the variety and challenge when I do come across them.?ÿ

5 years ago
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RE: How is centerline, and stationing defined?

@mark-mayer High speed highways often are designed with spiral curves, but spiral ROWs are less common.?ÿ

5 years ago
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