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@jph ?ÿ Had a large corporation ask for a proposal on a project...then the hoops came...the needed a different contract, needed a different proposal...
This has to be the longest (running) thread.
@aliquot ?ÿ Interesting...in WA an unstamped document would not be allowed. You would have to stamp it, and either sign it or mark it as preliminary...
@bill93 ?ÿ I have often set up my phone, then also logged in on my computer. Used the phone for comms.
Is the Plat a recorded document, signed by a surveyor, and with ties to physical monuments? Then it is also a recorded survey. No reason to have any l...
@bill93 This highlights the reason why giving all the information is so important. The idea of privacy is simply silly. Land records are public for t...
@lithicacid326 The question is: what do the solid dots mean? Surely there is a legend?
@lithicacid326 well, that is a portion of the survey...the map part...
@lithicacid326 It would likely be most helpful if you included the actual survey. I dont say that to be difficult, but having seen a number of these...
$3000 for a difficult survey...sounds like a screaming deal.
A stand along base will almost always provide for better precision if the baselines are very short and the base has good sky. The combination of short...
If you were to give details you might be surprised at the amount of free expert advice that is offered. (Perhaps a copy of the map?) ?ÿ That said, I...
@jt50 Yep. At one point I decided that I would get paid for my advice. If I gave it out without a contract, I expected nothing in return. Sometimes t...