TSGPLS has probably moved on from this by now but, having a fair amount of experience with DOT right of way surveys and surveyors, I thought I'd chime...
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There are lots of odd materials out there but if you purchased pipe from a normal USA supplier in the last 70 years or so it probably conforms to the ...
Can we assume you've been searching for a good do-it-yourself kit?
@jim-frame Jim: It sounds like California Government Code ??66499.53 (the next piece of?ÿ code re: Official Maps) explains what you described. 66499...
Good catch, Radar.?ÿ That answers my initial "where'd this come from, Paden?"?ÿ Nice to see the '55 Chevy as a stand in for something universally cher...
The "parallel" OSNAP is what you are after,?ÿ I think.
That's a cool idea, and it looks like they are well done.?ÿ There's no question what part of the world she is working in!
This question helps one understand why some agencies (Caltrans example attached) prefer to be vague about what rights are included in a grant of right...
How about the county issue your agency a perennial encroachment permit "to improve and maintain' the road segment??ÿ Alternately, or maybe in conjunct...
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I don't know, but it has some competition. ?ÿ
Machete, plumb bob, hammer...
Welcome from smoky California! Are you involved with real property surveys, or is that strictly the domain of the Kadaster?
If you're into turning angular designs (what surveyor wouldn't be?), there's the Austrian offering :
Richard Imrie, post: 445894, member: 11256 wrote: This may not have touched it but it touches something else: Aussie 1971 XY Ford Falcon GT HO Phase ...
If one charges by the letter, the choice is obvious...Topo or topographic. Never topographical.
RADAR, post: 417211, member: 413 wrote: So the attached easement isn't worth the cyber space it's taking up?It's fun to imagine how clause #9 might be...
Software like Triad can be used to do what Kent was supporting over in the DOT Boundaries post, establishing a R/W centerline by best fitting the comb...