sad thing is, the beneficiary is just the best friend (the realtor) of the clients wife if i read it right - The gratis work (or low ball fee) does no...
> Why then would you even charge a fee?> > By doing so, you have created more conflict, confusion and misrepresentation to this profession th...
> Yeah. This is why I laughed so hard when some of the field guys in Arizona told me about their "10 drop rain policy" (ten drops on the windshield...
Good thing in this day & age,"surveyors can rely on exacting technology like GPS to determine boundary lines." Easy as that 😉
there will always be that...but if you choose to stick your head in the sand on the general progression of this industry towards the geospatial 'catch...
Stevethink i'd have busted out the saw on this one. whats to say the pole isn't blocking the original monument? that pole should have been moved or cu...
Knowledge and curiosity and vice versaI certainly wouldn't argue against the teaching of cursive writing in school - guess I just acquiese to the vast...
Not sure why cursive is important:good: Lol! my 6yo displays greater ease/skill on a computer than I did in my late 20's. I would take that skillset h...
been my experience that field books go missing alot more than job files. How many jobs/projects would one stand to lose if the bound field book gets l...
It's the Chain of Evidence that's important> A person could certainly see, if you were arguing where a controling corner once was, how saying it wa...
why not just put it in where the GIS says its supposed to go? Probably wouldn't require a PS to do the work
> I agree with RFB. It's more a procedural thing like doubling angles or setting the PPM's.Choosing how to keep your field notes (bound or loose) c...
> There you have it. No one will. It's the second greatest urban legend of Surveying, right after the one about never using an eraser.Lol! I've nev...
having a hard time understanding as well. He says: "The clients(pair of 'em) had purchased two lots and had built a house on one of the lots and then...
i actually agree w/ the map checker. displaying distance measure to the thousandth is awkward when it can so easily be avoided. If the parent lot was ...
> If you could get it in electronic format, many online services would be happy to print it for you, hardbound, and deliver it for a lot less than ...
Loyal> Maybe so, but I don't think anybody ever expected a surveyor 50 years ago to understand why a metal tape made up of certain components expan...
i'm not questioning why he wants one, in fact i commend him on it. just thought maybe he could save his money for simply seeking to broaden his knowle...