Tom Adams, post: 436667, member: 7285 wrote: Jawja, Maybe he worded it poorly, but I think the emphasis is on "proved" which would indicate that they ...

James Fleming, post: 436629, member: 136 wrote: Agreed 100%; but that's not what you originally stated. You wrote that a person with a degree has pro...

Dave Karoly, post: 436518, member: 94 wrote: I personally think one thing that would help is to remove Surveying education from the Engineering School...

Jawja, post: 436319, member: 12766 wrote: I disagree. The judges exceeded their authority. Legislation called them professionals. But a group of 9...

James Fleming, post: 436383, member: 136 wrote: I favor a degree requirement for a number of reasons, but that statement is so inherently illogical th...

Jawja, post: 436297, member: 12766 wrote: Actually, it kind of was. 1992, court case in FL. The FL Supreme Court, not the board or the legislature, ...

Jawja, post: 436090, member: 12766 wrote: Because the degree requirement is arbitrary. Boards don't want to deal with the task of actually reviewing ...

Survying can be a well paying proffesion, but mostly for licenced proffesional surveyors. Pay is some areas for non-licenced field staff can be very l...

eapls2708, post: 435600, member: 589 wrote: Absolutely. If the survey is referenced, then everything about it is made part of the deed. And it's the...

That might be a good deal if you are only there for a couple of days, but if there for longer I would switch you number to T-mobil before you go becau...

John Hamilton, post: 435400, member: 640 wrote: I think his point is that, at least in my state, ONLY boundary experience qualifies as experience requ...

I would get a T-mobile phone in the US before you leave, or get a prepaid Telus phone in Canada. Telus has the best coverage in rural areas and verizi...

There is whole set of arguments about what you do with the junior corners, but not even looking for them is deriliction of duty.

ETJ really annoys me, it might make sence of the people in the ETJ could vote in city elections, but they can't. I have only encountered this in Texas...

Bushwhacker, post: 434895, member: 10727 wrote: I seem to have stepped on some toes but I would like to say I never said not to accept a fence corner ...

You shouldn't need a licence to measure something for yourself. Other proffesionals have used surveying equipment for a long time, archeologists, geol...

Frank Willis, post: 434334, member: 472 wrote: In the particular state, there is no right to reliction or accretion in the lake. I don't know anythin...

Paul in PA, post: 434307, member: 236 wrote: How can a fractional section ever exceed what would have been possible with a full section?Are we to assu...

If the water has relicted 3.2 miles his property lines would extend to the current water, but would probably not be "protracted" as straight lines. If...

Holy Cow, post: 434192, member: 50 wrote: Are you absolutely certain Mother Nature didn't deposit that rascal right there? Bearing trees rarely lie.