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No need to manually comp cut sheet grades, when you are working in Carlson, set up the cut sheet template that is Excel driven, in your layout calcs y...
I have several questions. 100,000 yards removed? At whose expense? When you presented your findings, what was the result? It seems to me that the s...
Carlson has online tutorials, that may be your best source of information. As far as stationing, check under the centerline tab. I have not used Carl...
If your CCP is expired, that is likely the reason. Leica wants their money before they give you anything.
In New Jersey the filing of a map is enough to consider that the intent was to dedicate the roads. (see my other posts for the case law.Intent does no...
No offense intended, but there was absolutely no reason to repel in or out. The risks are too high on a safety level for untrained and certified peop...
I currently run six crews, some two man and some three man, the safety risk in my area of practice dictates a two man crew. Most of my work is in urb...
How do you render assistance to yourself if something incapacitates you?
In NJ, there has to be both an offer and an acceptance. The offer exists for the mere fact that the ROW exists on a plan that is part of an Applicati...
Just playing the devil's advocate here but I'll relate a story that I personally experienced running a two man crew. My IM and I were working in a pow...
I am in NJ and worked in Municipal Engineering for 16 years. “Notwithstanding nonacceptance, the power of acceptance remains with the public author...
What was the proposed legislation, as opposed to the current requirements? I am assuming that this is Florida, correct?
The deeds say what they say but you don't mention anything about monumentation. If the developer owns the land to the rear and the deeds fall short o...
I preach that to my crews regularly.
If the two meets and bounds lots run to the ROW, it all comes down to whether the ROW was formally accepted or not. If it was never accepted, it doesn...
In that scenario, if the two sold lots do front on the ROW, I'd have to agree that you are correct, however, the other lots in the subdivision no long...
Maybe I'm not understanding you clearly, but, as I understand what you envision, there is a ROW running from existing road to existing road. The ROW ...
That is true in existing subdivisions, however, it was stated that the subdivision was extinguished with all of the platted 12 lots being combined bac...
If what you envision is true, again, it would not matter as all of the interior platted lots have been consolidated back into one. Any out parcels so...
From my understanding of the original post, the ROW existed solely within the platted subdivision. If that is, in fact, the case, the reversion right...