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Kris Morgan, post: 416649, member: 29 wrote: In Texas, you need only reference the system. Mine goes a little something like this:BEARINGS are based ...
I have seen in on early 80's and late 70's surveys in Alaska. Not very common.
One Opus solution does not give you a basis of bearing.
Arthur Nudge, post: 416205, member: 12531 wrote: Sorry to chime in late on this but I just joined. And unfortunately, those griping about Florida CEU...
My concern in using least squares to resurvey a boundary is that it ignores the original method of survey. Since you don't have the raw data you have ...
Paul, does Pennsylvania require a payment when an easment of necessity is found to exist? In the states I am familiar with if an easment of neccissit...
Paul in PA, post: 415972, member: 236 wrote: I believe you are wrong in not considering that excavation for multiple utilities outside of the physical...
Paul in PA, post: 415932, member: 236 wrote: The $7500 is very relevant. It was an offer by the plaintiff. Seeing as how the plaintiff finally has his...
Kent McMillan, post: 415922, member: 3 wrote: I'm pretty sure that I've been reading just that for years now. When did Jeff Lucas decide to hoe a diff...
Kent McMillan, post: 415916, member: 3 wrote: Except in PLSSia, isn't every marker ever set in some location that wasn't marked by the actual governme...
Paul in PA, post: 415726, member: 236 wrote: It does not say if the easement user ended up paying the landowner the $7500 every one else paid.I think ...
Kent McMillan, post: 415908, member: 3 wrote: In PLSSIa, I do imagine that there is the luxury of being able to even think about dealing with just a l...
Applying it when you have direct accrss to direct measurments like in Ken's example might make sence if you don't have much to go by, but I don't thin...
Kent McMillan, post: 415729, member: 3 wrote: I take it that you didn't bother to read the opinion of the Texas Supreme Court in City of San Angelo v....
Kent McMillan, post: 415713, member: 3 wrote: In the case of a right-of-way that is only 80 or 100 ft. wide, and where the survey of the centerline re...
Kent McMillan, post: 415673, member: 3 wrote: For those in Texas who may be interested in why the State of Texas is different from an ordinary private...
Kent McMillan, post: 415657, member: 3 wrote: There are plenty of Texas cases where the idea that some marker had been placed by an agent of the State...
JKinAK, post: 415588, member: 7219 wrote: All ÛÒIn the positions you are advocating, is the R/W fee or easement?AndÛ? in your opinion, is fee vs. ea...
I hate pulling trailers. It wastes time and I am not very good a backing one up. I have used one to pull UTVs and snow machines, but it seems like a h...
Kent McMillan, post: 415497, member: 3 wrote: If you consider the obvious question to be an insult, that isn't my problem. The question was how the fo...