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dmyhill
dmyhill
@dmyhill
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Joined: January 26, 2011 4:49 pm
Last seen: July 29, 2026 3:48 pm
Topics: 176 / Replies: 2912
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RE: How to survey

@jaccen In a Torrens system the GIS might have a bit more weight, especially if the photos got aligned correctly. But, there are all sorts of issues ...

7 years ago
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RE: How to survey

@norman-oklahoma Put that on your business card  

7 years ago
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RE: Surveying without a license

@norman-oklahoma There are some replies above...Platted in 71, but developer set the pins something like 30 years later after he had no interest in t...

7 years ago
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RE: Magnet Field

@bell531 Using WiFi, we have dedicated network drives that automatically mount on our Data Collectors, click and drag for downloads. The Windows upgr...

7 years ago
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RE: Magnet Field

@bell531 By "different" I think that Magnet sucks compared to SurvCE in almost every single way. And I have extensively used both. There are simply s...

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@crashbox BORPELS has the means to do something about it. Those engineer's licenses aren't from the WSDOT. They are are from the board.

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@dougie I am getting close to being an old man, not sure if I am a "men of old" quite yet.  🙂  

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@bstrand If the suspect couldn't afford a lawyer he would already have been charged and pled out. But everyone in that area has money and a lawyer or...

7 years ago
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RE: Best Practices in Forest Topographic Surveying using Robotics Total Station

@amdomag A human eye will live with the prism being off-center, but a robot needs to have a certain "picture" before it will allow it to consider its...

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@duane-frymire Perhaps malicious mischief would be a better description of what happened? The dollar amounts are the same for theft as for malicious ...

7 years ago
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RE: Engineer and his road

@brian-l-smith Well, they did take a class one time in surveying, so they know how to do my work. I think every single engineer comes out of their ho...

7 years ago
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RE: Engineer and his road

@mightymoe charge by the word

7 years ago
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RE: The Diagram as Map

@duane-frymire lol   He is one of those guys that if I had a lot of money I would want him surveying my property. 

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@rkinnie Pulling corners is silly. Might as well stick your head in the sand. I will have a map with calls to every little thing along the line, so i...

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@dave-karoly The written deed holds over parole evidence...or why have a written deed? Am I wrong there? Isn't the whole statute of frauds idea about...

7 years ago
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RE: Yes or No Again

@warrenward   What are you talking about? If there are monuments, who needs a touchscreen? Are you even reading the comments?   The fact...

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@holy-cow And that is why going to the judge is always a gamble...

7 years ago
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RE: Does any one here know of a successful prosecution for destruction of a survey monument?

@scott-ellis Good idea about the two rods. The state board has no jurisdiction here. And that is interesting about the judge...if your neighbor paid ...

7 years ago
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