@tommy-young Yeah, we want surveys recorded, so we tax the life out of it. We do not include the fees in any estimates.

@holy-cow This fee will NEVER get to the auditor's budget. If I tell you where it will go, we will get into religion (which is politics in this state...

Great example...Had a water district send me a CAD file with water line asbuilts on it and ask for a legal description around the water lines (new con...

@thomasd842 ?ÿ Let me correct that for you: FREE EXPERT opinions And our opinions are worth far more than our advice. Did you follow my advice? D...

@fairbanksls hopefully someone sues them and takes a boat load of money from them more likely the buyer just moves forward.

Perhaps would make sense for them to drill a hole themselves (perhaps install a pipe flush with the top...a sort of relief valve)? If it was me, I wo...

disclaim your survey to the extent that you know you do not have all the data tell your client you can pause and wait to see if you get the info from...

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@bill93 The question is really one specific to the software that he is using, I think. I identify with this, as sometimes the GNSS software is very o...

@antonstrydom ?ÿ I think you have a definitive answer. One of the receivers is a base. It has a cartesian coordinate assigned to it. The other one i...

I have used the s321 units, and they were great. The PPP option is nice as well.

@williwaw Sometimes I feel more like a psychologist. Does that mean I am practicing without a license?

@350rocketmike The sales people assure me that they get good business after every wind storm.

Couldn't you simply do a survey of the metes and bounds tracts and name them on the survey? Then the legal description would be "...that lot designate...

@jitterboogie That is what I keep saying!

@norman-oklahoma Getting the instrument blown over is MUCH more likely than having it fail from rain, at least around here.

All this discussion of rain leaves out the main reason many SHOULD NOT work in the rain: Lightning. If a storm rolls in in Oklahoma, from what I unde...