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Topics: 32 / Replies: 1875
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RE: How close is close enough

Depends upon the wording of the descriptions, depends on whether the road has been moved since either of the descriptions.Do the descriptions call for...

14 years ago
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RE: Ethics and Professionalism in Surveying

I like that definition as well. It explains the distinction quite clearly.That being said, don't you think that the OP's questions were meant to be i...

14 years ago
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RE: Ethics and Professionalism in Surveying

Jim,Ethics can be per one's personal moral code or can be a code of conduct for a professional or other group. It can be defined by a set of written ...

14 years ago
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RE: Ethics and Professionalism in Surveying

> 1) What are a surveyor’s ethical responsibilities in accepting an existing survey> monument as a property corner?The surveyor must gain as com...

14 years ago
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RE: Ethics and Professionalism in Surveying

If there are monuments, then the line would appear to have been located with some certainty. Boundary Line Agreement cannot be used to ignore the est...

14 years ago
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RE: Uh oh 2011 California case upholds fence!

I don't see any reason for alarm. It used to be commonplace in some rural parts of CA that landowners would, upon finding out that certain lines per ...

14 years ago
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RE: Uh oh 2011 California case upholds fence!

I think they may have published Martin to demonstrate an exceedingly poor use of expert opinion. Whether it was an expert unwilling to fully review t...

14 years ago
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RE: Fences, Monuments, Boundaries: Ad Nauseum

You begin with the questions:1) Who built the fence or caused it to be built?2) Why did they build the fence?3) How did they decide to place the fence...

14 years ago
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RE: Never dealt with an attorney like this before...

> I would be have been hard pressed not to call back and say:> > "Look, I get it. It was your junior year and you didn't have any idea what y...

14 years ago
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RE: Plat weasel words or SOP - UPDATE

> Should I ?I'd be too embarrassed to have my name associated with such an asinine, irresponsible, legally unenforceable, and obviously false state...

14 years ago
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RE: Keith and Leaders of the Survey World

Ric MooreRic,I think that you misunderstand.The bogus theory is that anytime a surveyor, federal or not, surveys an aliquot part, they are to redeterm...

14 years ago
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RE: Repose and the 2009 Manual

My understanding has always been that repose is specifically applicable as a location matter. I don't understand a statement that asserts otherwise.W...

14 years ago
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RE: Keith and Leaders of the Survey World

He's referring to the difference between plan and practice. The protraction is the plan that some surveyor in the past attempted to put into practice...

14 years ago
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RE: Solo Surveyors - How big is too big?

It's the time frame that's the main decision point. If the time frame is such that one would have to devote several crews to get it done, then it's t...

14 years ago
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RE: Do you charge for extra areas in topography surveys?

You Charge For The Area Of The Topographic Survey> I think you may have met those kind of clients that want an IMMEDIATE quote over the phone.:'(I ...

14 years ago
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RE: Old records.

This subject has become a raging battle in some parts of CA. But the answer is "no", you are not under any obligation to give them copies of those ma...

14 years ago
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RE: how do YOU calculate a boundary?

A local surveyor who has been surveying around here since before I was in elementary school put it better than any other way I've heard it put:"First ...

14 years ago
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RE: Question---Who owns what following street vacation

Since the clear intent of the State Hwy Dept was to acquire land in the configuration of their mapped RW, and not to purchase any lots or portions of ...

14 years ago
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