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The last 4 cards are on eBay and currently at 250 with 19 hours left. Don’t let them get them this cheap!
@andy-bruner After almost 20 years in the field I've never seen an instrument that uses degrees! A big thank you for all replies!, now I understand h...
@olemanriver Work out of Buffalo WY, Live in Sheridan WY. Thank you!
I run into this all the time, My biggest competition is semi retired guys looking for golf money. I refuse to lower my prices because I value my licen...
I looked at surveying robots, which seems right, but please excuse my ignorance, but 'Robot' is a very nebulas term (especially when Googleing) is the...
NYS used to make you test for these jobs, I took the exam in 08 or 09 and scored 4th... it took 10 years for them to call me for a job interview, buy ...
@aliquot yes front yard is a related concept. I am well aware of the term legal “property line” and most on this thread have missed the distinction -...
@aliquot yet if a lot fronts on a single road that makes a 90 degree curve then in fact it has two frontages. One usually the shortest is designated t...
@scrim thank you. as hard as it is to believe there are still areas untouched by regulation and development rules. I live in one. The road in ques...
@williwaw most reasoned answer so far. encroachment agreements with the dominant estates of the easements are in place so that is not the issue. B...
@scrim. I guess I should only have posted the plat. The question is what is the front lot line. And if your input is the entirety of the radius, the...
@norman-oklahoma so the entire radius is the front lot line? Basis for this if so? If basis Industry “best practice” what is the legal underpinning ...
@holy-cow yes CDS = cul-de-sac
@john-hamilton yes never built. That is why the concrete drive extends over the unbuilt road bed to the road causeway. This is not an issue. Issue us ...
So no input on the question which was the frontage.
@field-dog yes the frontage is the question. If the arc was 90 degrees or less it’s simple. But the arc is like 150 degrees. as far as I can deter...
Thank you, everyone. Please keep the suggestions coming. To clarify, I am not a licensed surveyor, so I am not certifying any measurements, so crazy...