I think I would use the phrase lawyer proofing or weasel proofing. For purposes of enforcement against those who strive to do the least possible and w...

Wouldn't the exact procedure depend on what your data collector software requires?

I'd think that it is. Has happened to me way to many times on other sites. For lengthy, important posts, I've taken to composing in Word or another pr...

Sometimes I luck out with www.historicaerials.com but it's resolution and date range can be limited.

Are we talking about detectable strips in sidewalk ramps or rumble strips in the street?

Stephen Johnson, post: 358077, member: 53 wrote: It is about 10+ hours from where I work to where I live. Only the last two hours are in another stat...

I like the second half of that middle paragraph.

Whether a form board for new construction or a title survey on an existing house, always double or triple check that you are on the right lot. I wish ...

Yeah, I found the thread about the internal battery replacement too.

Rant font?!!? He doesn't need a RANT FONT. Just change your color, change your font, hit the Italics button AND THEN TYPE YOUR ENTIRE POST IN UPPERCAS...

Did you read the comments on the article?

I certainly agree with your thoughts Mr. Harris. For what it's worth, on January 12, 2016 the RRC adopted the rule that requires the plat for certain ...

arctan(x), post: 356627, member: 6795 wrote: Any chance you could share the language used? I've been asked to certify a lease plat and I haven't actua...

MightyMoe, post: 356628, member: 700 wrote: It's only boundaries that get signed? That isn't the case everywhere Yeah, I don't think I have ever ce...

My point is specifically that the board considers your signature as acknowledgment that you have met the minimum technical standards for a boundary su...

Thanks for the replies, all. I think I've got the help lined up. That and I noticed I misspelled site in the OP. Sigh.

The field crew finally sent a picture. I'm a little mad that I didn't get it before I started analyzing the boundary. But, thankfully, I didn't hold...