I'll take a look for it.

Much of the time I'm retracing work done in chains. Never used one, although I have used a staff compass.?ÿ One of the regional surveyors associations...

Well, finding and deciphering things is what people pay me for.?ÿ Looks like you're in NY, and I'm licensed in NY.?ÿ So if you want a real investigati...

If I were you I'd accept the offer before it's withdrawn.?ÿ The survey shows the line "4' easterly" of your building.?ÿ Assuming it's the same buildin...

So the neighbor has been accessing the brook over your land.?ÿ Why do you all of a sudden have a problem with that, and how much is it worth to you to...

You have a line parallel with the east side of the building and 4 feet off it.?ÿ Locate the building and offset the line 4 feet.?ÿ Extend it to the br...

It's from the UK.?ÿ If I recall, in case of dispute the court appoints a surveyor.?ÿ That surveyors findings are end of argument. Here, due process do...

I agree with the text that "this is not so".?ÿ They don't make the point very well though.?ÿ From an evidentiary standpoint, significant digits is the...

More to it in some places judging by the posts.?ÿ But around here it takes 15 minutes to half hour getting cursory review in map room, then wait in li...

Having fun/sarcasm aside.?ÿ Looks to me like 12-15 semester hour credits at community college might do it for you.?ÿ "Board approved" degrees could in...

If I'm the seller, why should I care about (or pay for) appraisals, inspections, surveys??ÿ I'm moving on.?ÿ The inspectors and appraisers are control...

Well sure, but you get paid a lot more than Doctors.

I recommend you pick up a good novel and read it on your time off on the weekends:) ?ÿ

I don't know if the workflow is so different.?ÿ I prefer the client has a separate contract with the Engineering firm, mostly because of liability rea...

Sorry Glenn, didn't mean to be an ass. This topic is just frustrating after so many years.?ÿ Engineers think "if it can be done, we (not necessarily I...

The combined boards have had some of the same problems.?ÿ In NY there's a special office for investigating the professions. They do the work and repor...

In NY the authorities don't really consider Land Surveyors to be Professionals.?ÿ They are more of a skilled trade like an Electrician.?ÿ Degrees, LSI...