Paul in PA, post: 368954, member: 236 wrote: When the number of surveyors drops to critical stages the engineers will petition to get back into the ma...
Rich., post: 368921, member: 10450 wrote: I might be a minority but I believe a college degree requirement for surveying is too much. As in needing a...
My guess, after reading 3-66 of the 2009 Manual..... "This line is surveyed on a true latitudinal curve initiated at the first regular section corner ...
Kent McMillan, post: 368352, member: 3 wrote: That would make a "first" survey a virtually non-existent entity, I'd think, considering how few surveys...
"Can anyone point me toward one or more cases where this distinction of "first" surveyor from "original" surveyor has been given any credibility or wh...
OK. I'll open the can of worms - is the railroad an easement or fee simple or ........... ?
Nate The Surveyor, post: 365817, member: 291 wrote: It is found. For the sake of this discussion.And, it is established by the actions of the surveyor...
Lamon Miller, post: 364802, member: 553 wrote: ... showing the centerline/corners of the fence post to be used in boundary agreements. Is it acceptabl...
[sarcasm]Yepper, a 2 1/2" diam. galvanized steel fence post, probably 8 ft. long and set 2-3 ft. in the ground in concrete is definitely an inferior m...
Great article Dave! I have saved it and will use it.
DELETED USER, post: 364077, member: 8983 wrote: I thought of another place we don't mix surveys and their monuments. When we have two subdivisions adj...
Dave Karoly, post: 364047, member: 94 wrote: The 2007 Surveyor messed up. If the owners agreed to settle their uncertainty in 2007 and accepted the me...
eapls2708, post: 363886, member: 589 wrote: Here's a good one about a non-surveyor "professional" (a title officer rather than an attorney, but they'r...
Rich, Great post. I, like you, work in an area in which there are very few surveys recorded or available, creating a unique situation for a boundary ...
RADAR, post: 199215, member: 413 wrote: When you read a description that says: Beginning 15 east and 272.66 feet south of the northwest corner of the ...
Thanks Jim, I haven't seen that notice, now Leon's post makes more sense. I haven't seen any problems with my 4800 base/5700 rover/TSC1 controller ...
Rich., post: 363095, member: 10450 wrote: I also ordered the book 'The Pin Cushion Effect' by Jeff Lucas. Interested to read it. I highly recomme...
Leon, I use a 4800 base all the time with no issues - static (recorded on TSC2) and RTK. To my knowledge, the "date" problem was only related to TGO...
"So then you must decide how close to the record does a found pin have to be to be accepted. I can see 0.3' or even more being acceptable in areas whe...
Art S, post: 362709, member: 8983 wrote: Adverse Possession, Easements, Reversion, the bed or high water of a river or stream.We just describe or crea...