I could argue that he has two side lines, and his rear line is a single point, line of length zero. That probably won't fly with bureaucrats who have...

Fredh, post: 425033, member: 12570 wrote: level up and you're plummet is off the point by a tich, not much but a noticeable amount, How big a "tich"?...

Labeling could be better. Why did he set two rebar ant/near the NW corner, and why is the NE monument not set on the line labeled "Property Line"? I...

I bought a 15C to go back to school for my MS in 1981, and won one as a door prize about 1983. They both still work and at least one of them gets use...

There's no law against surveying your own land without a license. And probably none against any surveying that isn't done for hire or used for offici...

Maybe OPUS on another corner as a check on your TS work?

So is it worth going to court to rectify?I take it you used your recently purchased GPS units to make the measurements, and rotated the plat to match ...

If you aren't licensed in the state, you're a party chief and can do anything under supervision of someone licensed there. Isn't it that simple? So ...

The absolute uncertainty in GEOID12B would be a problem, but wouldn't the geoid slope be pretty accurate? So if he used the data sheet on the referen...

The moon is on average 19 times the distance of the GPS satellite orbits.So you have-high cost of delivery and soft landing on moon-weak signal unless...

Definition:St. John reference Bench markDo they have flood maps of the area? What were those tied to?They want computations, give them some worst-ca...

Kent McMillan, post: 424544, member: 3 wrote: Is this Massachusetts Registered Land, by any chance? Oh, good! Now Kent gets to pick on somebody else...

That jog in the line Holy Cow referred to was very likely due to various attempts to locate the 37th parallel. The text in 267 US 30 mentions two monu...

Holy Cow, post: 424198, member: 50 wrote: A question for Oklahoma and Colorado surveyors.What the heck happened along the border between those two Sta...

That's a strange map. It must be showing lines connecting the furthest easterly point with furthest westerly point, and northerly point with southerl...

Can they offer information that would show how the job was easier than you thought? Perhaps an old survey you didn't know about, or that they have cl...

Rick Taylor, post: 423880, member: 304 wrote: All of North Dakota is referenced to the 5th P.M., which passes through Minnesota, and has its initial p...

Loyal, post: 423808, member: 228 wrote: That's Mark Silver w/ the Banjo. Taking lessons from TDD?(for those who haven't been around long enough to re...