I looked for an obit, but don't find one posted yet.?ÿ This may be the site, though, to eventually find one if Puyallup sounds right for our Norm.

Surveying such as, you could check the boundary measurements to be sure you have found the right pins, topo, lay out where you want a building, place ...

Proceeding if you get a response telling you to go ahead is debatable. Proceeding in absence of that direction where the client acknowledges responsib...

Oh, I'm not arguing that it is adequate to build from.?ÿ Just that as an initial planning tool I don't see that it takes a surveyor to draw on a GIS m...

It says it isn't a property line.?ÿ It's a GIS line, and if the county or city can show it on their web site, why can't it be shown on the drawing wit...

Yes, but not set pins that are also neighbors' corners.

Surveying without a license, while illegal, is not necessarily fraudulent, i.e., intended to make an illegal gain.?ÿ An unlicensed person might set a ...

Small diameter and lettering on the end argue against.

The page at Mike's link came up right away on Firefox/Win7 but it had a popup box saying it was loading resources for a couple minutes before I could ...

Too small in diameter 7/16".

Oh, my.?ÿ Why would anyone set the legs into the ground before getting the height close to what was desired??ÿ I know a prof who would blow a gasket ...

Or is there a fence or ditch that someone thought divided off about 1/3?

@wendell Thanks much!

When I was a kid, Burma Shave signs were the highlight of any highway trip.?ÿ I have a book listing the rhymes, titled Verse by the Side of the Road, ...

It's still a foreign idea to me that a property owner might not have the right to plant and cut trees at will.

M.C. Escher, traffic engineer. One of his other works: