If a person was a fully functional project surveyor/survey drafter (understands surfaces, field conditions, boundary, etc), then fully remote would be...

They do not, but I have found that mentoring from a distance is not my strong suite. Perhaps this is uncommon to have this weakness, but it does exist...

I will typically provide both, in that instance, providing a way for someone else to find the answer. If the messed up description comes from the titl...

The key information there is that AD stands for Anno Domini or "the year of our lord". As a kid I always assumed it was "After Death". But anyway...C...

?ÿ Rounding should reflect the precision of our measurements. The concept is not "rounding" but "significant figures".?ÿ In that context, rounding p...

Might be "fair" but if dude is doing work for you, you have to be paying. What happens if he gets hurt, is he "on the clock" then? Fair=Supervisor ha...

A fence is not occupation all by it self.

He is licensed, but not as a surveyor, from what I remember from another thread.

I think "Lot Lizards" generally refers to prostitutes that hang out at truck stops and such.?ÿ That doesn't quite fit in my mental image of a "Dairy ...

I agree with Bill here, but the preponderance of evidence would be enough to hold or reject. Then you need to explain on your survey. Math is part of ...

?ÿ ?ÿ That drill is a great survey tool!?ÿ (I know not the topic, but...)

I do not advise clients on this. They NEED legal counsel. That said, your impression is the exact opposite of my understanding. I am curious which on...

Who has more money? The builder or the adjoiner? In rich neighborhoods, this could have legs, which means the developer caves. In middle class neighbo...

That would get you sideways with a few government organizations around here...

That is pretty reasonable. Topcon was more than that when I last looked, and I believe Leica was as well. How much will it cost if you mess it up beca...

There are methods for replicating horizontal control grids vertically over hundreds of feet for high rises, etc. Traversing in from the ground can wor...