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It's your problem when the board wants to know if you gave the other party the idea or failed to correct them upon hearing they had called you that.
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That seems pretty clear to me that "feet and hundredths" means all distances must be expressed as xxx.xx feet, with no rounding to a larger increment ...
Age has not been kind to her. She and her son played our venue in 2018, and moving around was difficult for her. Her performance struck me as an effor...
What's wrong with 100 m/l (record), 97.60 (measured)?ÿ ? ?ÿ
Depends on your definition of rich.?ÿ It is possible to amass more money than is necessary to live comfortably while working for someone else. You do...
Are you required to file a corner record every time you reference the corner, even if there is no change??ÿ Iowa only requires filing if there is no ...
I often see the date of field work on a recorded survey, which was then signed and sealed weeks later.?ÿ I would think you would be responsible for ma...
Most plats here seem to be expressed to 0.01 ft and whole seconds or 5 seconds. Once long ago I watched a surveyor writing measurements in a field bo...
Welcome. There's a lot of learning available here just by following the threads. But to understand much of the discussion you need some background.?ÿ...
What happens if when you submit the next phase development plat i doesn't agree with the recorded one's preliminary layout?
@bstrand Shouldn't you be considering how those pins fit the adjoiners also??ÿ If a pin is missing, don't you proportion between your client's found ...
If you weren't trying to be a nice guy, you would have forwarded the old email to him highlighting the date, instead of putting it in a new one.
It makes no sense to me to even show proposed future lots if they aren't being signed off on at this time.
Frost mostly raises things out of the ground if they don't extend deeper than the freezing.?ÿ Sideways motion is much smaller, and usually negligible ...