Do you mean creating new ROWs or establishing the centerline of an existing ROW?

Jim in AZ, post: 452600, member: 249 wrote: "The effect of their opinionating was it moved the east-west centerline north on the order of 50' and the ...

WA-ID Surveyor, post: 451276, member: 6294 wrote: Have your client hire an attorney would be step one. As Andy has pointed out, us surveyors survey. ...

Are you Canadian? Or do you have a work visa?

eapls2708, post: 450694, member: 589 wrote: Navigability for title purposes is a federal question and is determined by the criteria determined in the ...

You have gotten some very good and very bad advise here. Water boundaries are not rocket science, but you need to make sure you understand them before...

I think think you need to just a dept the monuments. The 1/64th line does not exist inside the lot, so you can't put it in its proper place. The only ...

John Hamilton, post: 450201, member: 640 wrote: It was a monument network covering a county. Almost never do anything like a plat, although there are ...

John Hamilton, post: 450178, member: 640 wrote: where did I say that? Not that I think there is anything wrong with that as long as it is clearly stat...

John Hamilton, post: 449908, member: 640 wrote: I think it is a sad reflection on our profession that some do not know the difference between so calle...

Well... state plane bearings are "relative" to true North.

I especially like D. I have seen to many pieces of metal a few feet away from an original stone accepted as gospel.

As it has been pointed out the problem with comparing surveying in the U.S. with the rest of the developed world is that the U.S. land tenure system i...

BK9196, post: 449060, member: 12217 wrote: This gets me a bit, boundary work is my passion, you simply can't and don't cut corners, but their is a tim...

JPH, post: 449139, member: 6636 wrote: Sounds like this surveyor didn't understand that he still has to meet the state regulations, not just the minim...

I think increased sensitivity is more common than developing imuniity. In theory you could develop immunity if you carefully controlled the dose and w...

thebionicman, post: 448864, member: 8136 wrote: I followed an ALTA a few years back where the corners were not set. It is item 1 of Table A, but you a...

I have not done an ALTA in a long time, but it does not appear that showing monuments is optional. Also, how can you meet the measurement standards wi...

Loyal, post: 447991, member: 228 wrote: Mighty has it right.See Page 113, 2009 Manual;) I've never seen a non BLM surveyor mark it that way. I also k...