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I assume you do not have a contract with the engineers but do with the contractor. My first move would be to notify the contractor and then (with his...
Not me buta friend had taken the PE exam and was waiting for the results. I was verifying licensure for a job applicant and while I was on the BOR we...
You folks in Massachusetts sure have some different (I was going to say strange) laws and regulations regarding land (surveys and delineation). I'm g...
HaroldNot me, but a cousin did. He was a crew chief for a City survey crew that was surveying for storm drain upgrades. He climbed down into a box c...
We had a kinda, sorta, almost, similar situation here in Metro Atlanta. Georgia (or at least most of it) is divided into Land Lots (kinda similar to ...
I LIKE Lt. Landry. He doesn't pull any punches.Andy
KentThe first part of that sounds good, but how do you get a 5/8 rebar in a 1/2 inch pipe? I know Texicans can do almost anything but that's kinda pu...
Here in Atlanta we average about 48 inches per year. It just seems ours come in a few events.Andy