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Joined: September 14, 2011 5:19 pm
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Topics: 16 / Replies: 2307
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RE: Out of town surveyors, out of town crews

I like your bottom line, but I don't think distance from home has anything to with it. Familiarity with an area is an asset, but having?ÿ experience, ...

6 years ago
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RE: More fun in the land of rectangles

Is it really a monument if it's only a nail with no identifying information and no record? Could just as easily be someone's reference point, or initi...

6 years ago
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RE: Oldest monument?

In North America, 1840's GLO stones, a 1825 colonial state stone and a early 17th century Spanish Land Grant stone pile.?ÿ?ÿ

6 years ago
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RE: Pure foolishness

@paden-cash Oklahoma can be bad, I think only 1% of the surveyors there actually try to search for original corners.  What am I supposed to do ...

6 years ago
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RE: Rock to Pipe

The problem is that too many surveyors and landowners won't recognize a stone. It is actually astounding how many surveyors won't even try to look for...

6 years ago
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RE: Easement question

@murphy A lot of confusion can be prevented by setting monuments with caps that explain what they are. Saving a dollar or two a corner by setting pla...

6 years ago
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RE: Along

@jph In most states a power line easement is considered a transportation ROW like a road. Instead of vehicles and pedestrians, a powerline is transpo...

6 years ago
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RE: Old Iron pipe

The hard part is determining what "good faith"?ÿ and "approximate and reasonable accuracy " are.

6 years ago
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RE: Vacate Right-of-Way Problem

This is it. The "correct" answer is usually perpendicular lines, but in the case of a subdivision like this you have to run through a thought experime...

6 years ago
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RE: Vacate Right-of-Way Problem

Don't be too quick to assume a general principle applies in any particular situation. The usual "correct" solution won't work in this case.?ÿ

6 years ago
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RE: C1/4

@david-livingstone It sounds like MightMoe is doing it the correct way, if by correct you mean in compliance with the 2009 Manual. 

6 years ago
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RE: C1/4

@holy-cow     "You can forget the "X" stones, they are impossible to find among the three billion stones to evaluate." I hope that statem...

6 years ago
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RE: C1/4

@thebionicman Often, a correct interpretation of the Manual will point you right to the fence. I don't get the fence vs manual talk on this board.&n...

6 years ago
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RE: Discovered an error from 1883

The street naming issue isn't an issue. USPS has nothing to do with street naming, that is town/county function. USPS uses wherever names the local go...

6 years ago
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RE: Opinions needed

I think there is some cross talking here. Unless an easement is granted to the pubic, only the people it is granted to have a right to use it. An ease...

6 years ago
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RE: it's the little things

It's amazing how little time most Americans spend outside off a sidewalk. Many otherwise fit people look like they don't know how to walk when you get...

6 years ago
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RE: Pennsylvania bill-PA SB790

A win in the battle for the rights of incompetent surveyors and engineers.?ÿ

6 years ago
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RE: DOT Exemption from subdivision regs

I guess if DOT doesn't monument their ROWs anymore we won't have to argue about whether the monuments or the theoretical width holds anymore. ?ÿ

6 years ago
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RE: DOT Exemption from subdivision regs

@itsme_rankin For the most part DOT is already exempt from subdivision regulations, except for the surveying and monumenting parts. They also have mu...

6 years ago
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RE: Monumenting subdivision lots - Texas

Regardless of the code, why would you leave a lot corner unmonumented? The purpose of the monument is so the land owners know where their boundaries a...

6 years ago
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