Posted by: Loyal A good candidate for an OFFSET observation if I ever saw one. If only NGS would approve an offset procedure for GPSonBM that didn't i...

The important line from the story: "The worker was pretty far off the road but had his back to it. He likely didnƒ??t see the truck coming for him, po...

Educate me.?ÿ If a house has all floors and equipment above BFE, why is LAG significant?

Looks like it will need a rather small contour interval if you are going to have multiple lines on the map.

I assume the source data for their maps comes from various state and county GIS sites.?ÿ We know how ?great? that can be. He does have some disclaimer...

Have you sent that photo and a closeup to NGS, to update the data base?

Several comments: I suspect "Deb Brown" has become a job description after the real DB is no longer there and someone relatively new is doing the job....

In the video I'm surprised the manufacturer didn't have something equivalent to the bit of rubber band in there initially.

Not the best situation, but I wouldn't call that extreme danger.?ÿ It's open air so fumes won't be accumulating.

The process isn't automatic, as it takes an arbitrary time up to a few weeks after submission before the recovery reports appear.?ÿ And I can compare ...

I was in the pool for an accidental injury suit.?ÿ Attorney asked me if I thought any injury could warrant a million dollar judgment.?ÿ I answered "Ye...

For flood certificates, the important thing is to match whatever the map is based on, regardless of whether that is accurate in the larger world.