> Most of the disputes I've been involved in, the land being fought over was pointless/useless. The individuals had just decided that they were go...

What about all of the other States> I suppose there must be something similar for every other State along a coast line.> Think how long the desc...

Quote from Reddit article:>Tonight I was visited by the sheriff. He told me very short and sweet that I cannot deny my neighbors access to their pr...

> Yes, indeed, folks. It's here: The Mark II Glowsurv Back Sight. Ready 24/7/365. For those Astro sights, or just for your second and third shifts ...

> I would love to have a reoccurring job like this. You have done all the hard work.

I have seen a few plat amendments around here (Bellevue, WA) that have dealt with this issue. I will typically locate the face of adjoining houses, w...

> Washington State WSRN> $1900 / Year> > Free 90 day trial.> > (And much thanks to Gavin Schrock, who manages it, he posts on here a...

> I just got off the phone with the Director of Community Development.> > Her - There is an elevation problem on your plan.> Me - How so?&...

Post does not belong in Land Surveying, but in EducationPlease see subject line.

> I am trying to wrap my head around what you're saying. This guy finds monuments and sets witness corners less than a tenth away? Is this a habit?...

> So here's a question:> With a data collector, can you feed measurements DIRECTLY into Starnet, in the format required "M, From-At-To Distance"...

> > It will probably be difficult to drive or drill anything straight into that stuff.> > It probably depends upon the gradation of the ro...

> The longest 5/8" hammer drill bit I have found is 22"BTW, in my search I found the one above: 37" (usable).

> Let me re-state my question. I do level the plate bubbles as close as I can, Remember to only take out half of the difference for each adjustment...

dmyhill - 1:?????> > But my first reaction is that both surveys fall withing the specs for a rural survey in my state (1:5000), which could be i...

> I am working on a water main pipe line project that has started a few months ago. The survey work has been done by a survey company, and not done...

Identifying RTK surveys> I am interested in how future surveyors will identify and deal with the enormous FUBARS that similar use of RTK is leaving...

I have put on my asbestos underwear, so I am ready for the response...But my first reaction is that both surveys fall withing the specs for a rural su...