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The straight-across solution seems equitable and what most owners would prefer.?ÿ Find a principle to justify it or get all the adjoiners to sign off ...
I've heard of that working, too.?ÿ The neighbor to my brother was defending against the neighbor on the other side, and had a surveyor come out.?ÿ?ÿ T...
Ya only needs them cord-in-ates if you don't have one of those transom camera gadgets that shows ya the lines. 😉 ?ÿ I recall Kent posting pictur...
True, but I think I'm forgetting a lot faster than that will make up for.
Gee, aren't there already enough problems in the world without creating more? ?????ÿ
The deeds since 1903 have said "Lot 1 in Government Lot 11."?ÿ I used X instead of 1 to show up better in the sketch. The Auditor's Plat (created befo...
Undoubtedly a lot different from the current manual.?ÿ
Hey, it's in the Pacific Northwest, not in Montana, Minnesota, or even Missouri.?ÿ It shouldn't be too bad there. ?ÿ See HC's post this morning about ...
You do see different things on the screen and on paper.?ÿ After marking up a paper, when editing on the screen again I sometimes find other errors I m...
You've gotten some good suggestions, but based on various assumptions that may or may not hold.?ÿ To get the best advice you need to specify the eleva...
There are reasons the TS is not obsolete
The street numbering on the plat probably has no consequences at all.?ÿ The lots are usually sold by lot number, with no reference to the street. The ...
I should have noted that I have done dates my way for over 30 years.
That flagpole doesn't make a great signal environment.
That usually would be enough, but it isn't the hours after observation directly that counts. I found it best to wait until about 1 PM eastern time on ...
Everybody (almost) does it wrong. You don't put arc seconds before degrees or links before chains, and date/time should also go largest to smallest. y...
I've seen it stated on this forum that you need to have E & O insurance coverage when you are sued, not just when you do the job.?ÿ Retirees talk ...