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@john-putnam not just Oregon ?ÿ WAC 332-130-145 Topographic elements on maps??Requirements (1) The following elements must be included on every m...
How do you bill for that?
@dave-karoly You hired another surveyor? Wait...that topic has already been beat to death.
I think Internet Explorer is dead. They now have Edge (MS new browser). I would expect it to work with Edge, since the basic engine is supposed to be ...
Perhaps that is a sample of a monument that they were trying to sell...the "cutting edge" is perhaps sharpened to make it easier to drive into the gro...
@zammo The Magnet set collections is weird, and it gets more strange when you look into the raw data, and have it write the note files with the raw d...
Temp/semi-permanent (but hard to find) I scribe an X and make very precise notes in the field book on where it is Permanent marks I drill a hole, fil...
@nate-the-surveyor ?ÿ Sounds like you need @Jitterboogie to come by and help out with the UPS truck. I have found that calling the police every day...
@gregg-gaffney ?ÿ Check with your dealer. The new firmware has supposedly ended the burned out motors and other issues associated with it.
My first response is that if I set the corners, then it increases the likelihood that the next guy in the section follows my survey. That increases th...
@mightymoe ?ÿ I do not know know the details. There are monuments, and a survey (subdivision plat) that shows the monuments (see picture in OP). The...
@jonathan-cooper a side benefit might be to reduce the people that hold licenses that never set foot in TX. Might have to see if we can add this to o...
@aliquot check with notaries. There are private services that can do fingerprinting, and they are all over. It is shocking that the police departmen...
?ÿ @jph See detail below. In this case, the brass disk is set in a grout filled 2' long 2" dia iron pipe. the monument itself is about 0.8' of a foo...