That works!!!That works!!! Thanks

Buffer Lines are not the same as Offset Lines...I believe a buffer line never exceeds the buffer amount (in this case 50 feet). So on the angled out p...

Had a nasty surprise when I opened the access cover to this benchmark. One of them stung me, but I got my revenge.

Mortgage Surveys SuckAre banking regulations different in the differing states on surveys relating to mortgages? Here in Florida, banks won't (or mayb...

I have noticed lately where my line and curve tables would disappear on me. I would just exit and come back in and they would reappear. I have not not...

soloSo, where did they send you for vacation? :-S

It sounds like a Class III boundary survey in Rhode Island isn't a boundary survey at all. I can see why that would confuse people. Oh yeah, we got a ...

Would you think that quick clamps are appropriate for a heavy robot? That is what I have now, but they work themselves loose over time and you have ma...

In my area, it seems that there are only 3 kinds of people that are buying into new construction. Those with grey hair, blue hair and no hair (along w...

> Data just out says new home sales are surging. Good news for surveyors?In my area, I would only call it a surge in the relative sense. Right now ...

Somethings fishyYeah, the media narrative is definitely not on our side here:Surveying error dooms $2M Rhode Island mansion

Somethings fishySo does that mean that the Engineering firm is in hot water on this? Their site plan told them where to build it. Sounds like they ass...

I think this is the House.I think that they may have been trying to put it on parcel 191:

Is it OK if its a bright orange hoodie?

Heck, I heard of a party chief at my previous job took apart one of those big mechanical gates to gain access to the property he was surveying.

I would say it was a reasonable means of gaining access to a property to carry out my quasi-judicial function in State of Florida's land tenure system...

Florida Surveyors have right of entry while conducting our duties during a survey. Personally, I would rather unscrew a hinge or latch rather than use...