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I know of a fiber optic line so important the signs warn you that even after getting a locate, they require you to pay a phone company crew to stand b...

See my comment above about the gas line just below the paving, and of course, correspondingly shallow under the lawns.

Good advice.?ÿ?ÿ Also, when there is only one obvious obstacle, like a t-post that might be near the rebar, run the locator around the post at a const...

I was checking the description of my brother's irregularly shaped acreage, and found that it closed nicely IF you changed 201.1 to 210.1 feet. As a ch...

The city is replacing sections of our street.?ÿ The gas line markouts seem pretty good, but they snagged one last week because they slid a chunk of co...

I'm afraid too many of the GSVS14 series will be moving vertically.?ÿ Probably stable horizontally, but I've noticed some of the large diameter rings ...

Retirement must have been fairly recent??ÿ Congratulations.?ÿ Fully retired, or going into private practice?

I thought @dave-karoly was one of the best-researched posters on the legal issues.?ÿ I hope he is busy writing a book, although I don't think he ever ...

I haven't done one for a while. The Share always gave a confirmation within an office hour or so, but lists were updated in weeks.

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For some reason the link gets reformatted. Try pasting this into your browser. iowadot.gov/rightofway/rowdesign/Appendix%20C%20-%20Abandoned%20RR%20R...

I'm surprised Norm didn't link this, which might offer some guidance even in other states:

Was the license not an easement??ÿ IANAL but I would expect an easement to stay with the land when it reverts ownership to the adjoiner. Is a license ...

Heads up would have advantages, but just mounting the bubble lower on the rod and looking down would fix the angle problem with simpler hardware.

Many of the things you list are matters of law, not fact, and therefore open to appeal.