2 or 3 and then try a carpenter's stud finder?

That was a discussion I initiated. The gist of the answer was that Star*Net believes your standard errors when computing the error ellipses and poste...

RIP Jobo. I used McIntyre's book in 1982 when I audited a land surveying course. I was afraid to take it for credit because it was a "just because I ...

My 0.04 J. Penry, post: 340239, member: 321 wrote: secretly looking at stuff on his personal i-phone throughout the day. Anything that routinely take...

Bill93, post: 339295, member: 87 wrote: I guess I need to go to the courthouse and find the corner records - they don't seem to be on line. I convinc...

You think surveyors will use sommething named Architect??

Is there any evidence on/in the ground? What is installed in the easement? In the case of patent ambiguity, go with whatever is most certain. I'd th...

This thread has brought out several examples or reasons that two corners might exist. None have suggested why a surveyor would set two. He does note...

Just flagging the line would seem reasonable. But I see discussions on here that seem to indicate a lot of jurisdictions would require you to check t...

And your board lets you do this without providing a stamped survey plat?

A property with a survey should be worth more than that property without, especially if it is complicated and has no apparent boundries.

I'm pretty well convinced, given that possible reason, there is only one distance north-south to a quarter corner, and there is no indication of a sec...

Paul in PA, post: 339444, member: 236 wrote: If you have to adjust ALL of your field work, then you are doing it wrong. When you file a record of sur...

Another useful feature of many LS programs (Star*Net, for instance) is the ability to pre-plan the measurements you are going to need to get the requi...

Two points about LS:Make sure you give the program realistic estimates of your standard errors for centering, angles, distances, and GPS positions, in...

summerprophet, post: 339365, member: 8874 wrote: The section corner falls at the base of an overhanging cliff.... it's just kinda cool. Now that's a ...