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How about thisAre you certain the bars are the originals reflected in the corner record?Is half a foot of error something you might expect, or at leas...
Welcome Back KeithIs that non-bender a "senior line inflexible surveyor"?
I used MicroSurvey Field Genius to run my servo TS when I was in private practice (about 3, maybe 4 versions ago), but not robotic. I found that it w...
where is that presumption stated in Ca LawRelative to your abbreviated scenario, my first questions would be "Why did the 2nd surveyor disregard the p...
The first survey to actually establish a corner or boundary on the ground and then recognized is the original survey for those points and lines.A priv...
See my reply on the CLSA forum. Much of it is right in line with what Frank posted, but addresses some differences particular to CA.
If the 1990 surveyor utilized all the proper existing evidence and correct methodology, then it sounds like the BLM surveyor on the site needed a litt...
Has it been weeks or days since you called Doe? How many times have you called.Maybe he's been very busy. Maybe he's lost the message. Maybe his se...
It makes me a little sad that the 41CX fits right in with the theme of your display. Doesn't seem like that long ago that it was the hottest thing fo...
I can't believe that the intent of the law is that a surveyor is authorized to move someone else's monument to a new location. Remove and replace in ...
Our property is a 2.4 acre parcel of a Parcel Map surveyed in the early 70s. The seller walked me around and showed me some of the irons when we boug...
From the info you've given so far, the rebar seems to be the proverbial "goat stake", or in this case, dock stake.What evidence did the surveyor indic...
Your closure starting occ 1/BS 2 and coming back to close on 1 seems to indicate that your loop is good within itself. Traversing through 2 just befo...
Didn't have to get past the 3rd paragraph before he was clearly offering land surveying services.
> BTW, You left off Brunson, Buff & Buff, White(?) and a few other smaller companies that were still in business. I wish I could remember them...
Few years back, working on a survey of a river corridor in a National Park, one crew (me as LS PC) and the project manager, who was an EIT who was goo...
Must have been an older guy who has never been comfortable with computers. The first few topos I drafted were done just that way, although the notes ...
If the current owner has bought it all, lock, stock & barrel (or lots, steets & alleys), and the location of the interior lots will have no be...