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RE: QUIZ? What type of fence is this and where is the boundary?

Truth be told, most guys around here would set a pin at each end of the (perceived) centerline of the fence, MAYbe a pin at major angle points, and re...

14 years ago
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RE: QUIZ? What type of fence is this and where is the boundary?

Looks like the old "Worm," "Snake," or "Virginia Rail" fence discussed in A.C. Mulford's Boundaries and Landmarks. Some Maine old-timers would call it...

14 years ago
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RE: State of Florida de-certification for Land Surveyors

"Most state societies are dominated by a handful of self-serving individuals. That's why they have dedicated their time to being in the power structu...

14 years ago
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RE: schonstedt repair

Ditto Matthew -- and here's the link to Schonstedt repairs:You might also look over the "Peculiar Schonstedt Behavior" thread here from about a week a...

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RE: Deed and map don't match

I'd be sure to check for a deed to a post-subdivision 20 foot strip coming into the chain of title but being only poorly referenced (i.e. by new dimen...

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RE: A before and after plan

I once testified in a court case for which I prepared a stripped-down, large font, easy-to-read plan for courtroom presentation. The opposition presen...

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RE: Peculiar Schonstedt Behavior

Schonstedt itself will do a refurbish. I had my 1984 +/- locator done about 5 years ago and was pleased with the result (they even repainted it). I th...

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RE: Maine Public Lands Survey System ?

My short answer would be "I used to know" as I rarely get that far north. Hopefully some of my colleagues who do will weigh in. But meanwhile the best...

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RE: a "jack leg" responds

Don:My initial post was making reference to your statement in the "driveby" thread of a few days ago:"...a Mortgage Loan Inspection joke:What's the di...

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RE: Duck ! Here come the flares.....

I vaguely recall reading years ago that this sort of thing can affect magnetic compass readings, too.

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RE: a "jack leg" responds

Sicilian:If the setback from the boundary appears to be "too close to call" as regards either a boundary or a zoning setback I always recommend a boun...

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RE: a "jack leg" responds

Glenn:Glenn, the MLI sketch may look like a boundary survey drawing from ten or fifteen feet away but it really doesn't resemble one close-up. Certain...

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Evan:I am all for protecting the public from "unqualified, incompetent and unethical practitioners" and certainly don't think the concept is "quaint o...

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6th:If I read you correctly, I think I agree completely.

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RE: a "jack leg" responds

Duane:Your estimate of the time to do an MLI like this is about right. But around here a full boundary survey would require, at a minimum, about a day...

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Matt:I'm not sure where I said that I "never made measurements to the structure" or that I "did not find all the monuments, just enough to place the b...

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Jim:You are right on the money. A policy had been issued to the current seller referencing her deed -- in other words, on parcels B & C but not on...

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Dent and Steve:Measurements are made for an MLI but they are approximate -- appraiser's tape, measuring wheel, etc. -- just not precise, survey-grade ...

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Sam:Largely true -- but the seller's title insurer would have liked it if someone had discovered this mess before they issued a policy on the new hous...

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