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In Georgia condemnations don't necessarily make it into the Grantee/Grantor dockets. I've had to search through years of old records of government pr...
The corner of Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina is called "Ellicott's Rock". Actually the Chattooga River is the line between Georgia and So...
I worked at one company (not very long) where the crew chiefs identified ALL trees as either pine or oak (palm to the face). I used to carry a copy o...
My wife and I updated our wills a few months ago. The attorney we used was also a Land Surveyor for whom I worked 35+ years ago. Sitting on a shelf ...
paden cash, post: 416777, member: 20 wrote: I think you're right.If all you want to cover is payroll and taxes, you can get really cut-throat. But yo...
thebionicman, post: 416088, member: 8136 wrote: I prefer to use the outside diameter (and call it such) as our statutes describe monument requirements...
eddycreek, post: 415646, member: 501 wrote: I've got 83 RW monuments to set on a street job in Murray, Ky. Ky. now requires these. This is what happ...
Jim in AZ, post: 414976, member: 249 wrote: "In other words the R/W monuments (concrete monument) are ignored..."So can I ignore all the private surve...
lmbrls, post: 414743, member: 6823 wrote: Yes Andy is correct that this is the position of GDOT. I have asked GDOT numerous times for a copy of this w...
Brian Allen, post: 414527, member: 1333 wrote: Yep. I wonder why the general rule is and has always been, monuments set to mark boundaries, and having...