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Long response (sorry) - gotta break it up> I have always been taught be previous employers and even boundary law instructors ...> Did your profe...
works great evan unless it is a parcel mapApparently, you are not aware of section 66410.007, which is rarely published in the publicly available copi...
Jon's a good guy. Will go out of his way to help someone. It doesn't surprise me that he would use a system designed to increase the helpfulness of ...
Dear Mr. CowIn reviewing your opening post, I found it to be generally clear and well worded. However, at the approximate middle of the third line, t...
A fence that is 6" wide and is also +/- 3" from the center of fence at any given location to the boundary line is exactly on line.Tell the landowner t...
Good system. it would probably save a lot of grief if all map reviewers used a similar system.
Dear Map Reviewer,Dear Map Reviewer,Thank you for your suggestions. Obviously you put a lot of thought into your review and are very concerned with e...
Contact Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls. I believe that they have begun, or will soon begin offering survey courses online. They are...
I don't see it as an AP claim, weak or otherwise. I see it as a faulty memory taking issue with a boundary location indicated by competent evidence.T...
Gaham MarionVery sad. He was a valuable contributor on the forum and apparently a great contributor to the profession Down Under.
IvoWas Ivo the one you had trained to fetch beer from the fridge on a swahili command?People don't believe me when I tell them about that.
It's not the flagging that you need to look at to see if the points line up, it's the iron pipes or pins at ground level. Unless the flagging is set ...
Yep, you've been fortunate. My experience has been that most firms at least pay lip service to recognizing surveying as a full and separate professio...