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Topics: 32 / Replies: 1875
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RE: Breaklines

The purpose of breaklines is to be a huge shortcut inthe need to flip triangles by not allowing those triangles to cross a feature affecting contours ...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

> I have been put on notice by the GDOT that the monuments set are set for "mowing purposes" and are NOT to be considered the R/W. The only way to ...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

Occupying to a line marked by monuments set by the state to mark the limits of state property is not adverse possession by any possible legitimate int...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

What I want to know is ...> If the monument is off by a foot, do you still have to hold it at its true location and not its intended location? :-DT...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

> Surveyors surveying for themselves and not the land owners. Typical. And disasterous to the profession. That hits a real big nail squarely on the...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

Is this recognition, or I should say "nonrecognition" of markers as properly marking the RW codified in IL statute? Is the actual placement of these ...

14 years ago
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RE: Do owners ever rely on Right of Way monuments?

> Monuments rarely convey property, typically it's the description that conveys property. Actually people convey property. Neither monuments nor d...

14 years ago
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RE: Emerging Trends in Surveying & Real Property Law book

> Those look like seminar handouts... Yep. One even has the POB/PESI logo at the bottom. The other is only 60 pages.Foxmoor is the new name for ...

14 years ago
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RE: Elderly client, doesn't like survey

The Fence> don (foggyidea) mentioned in another topic that the municipalities often recommend setting the fence in a foot or two to 'be neighborly'...

14 years ago
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RE: Standard of Practice

> The more you show, the more liability you take on. That's only true for information shown that is incorrect and if someone acts in reliance on th...

14 years ago
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RE: out parcel help

MT 18 Principle:good:

14 years ago
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RE: Elderly client, doesn't like survey

I had a similar situation several years ago. My client wanted me to accept an old fenceline as one of her lines. I had almost, but not quite enough ...

14 years ago
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RE: Elderly client, doesn't like survey

The Fence> What did the neighbor say about the fence he built, and why it was built where it is?That seems like a gaping hole in the body of "all a...

14 years ago
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RE: out parcel help

MT 18 PrincipleI don't, given the info presented in this thread, agree with JBS that this is a legitimate difference of professional opinion (maybe he...

14 years ago
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RE: out parcel help

I still can't see that scaled GIS distances are reasonable evidence. At the very best, they were plucked from an aerial image.Was that image rectifie...

14 years ago
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RE: Public Surveyor refuses to record surveys.

Larry,I'm not sure how the laws work in the territories of the US, whether they have territorial statutes similar to state statutes. If so, have you ...

14 years ago
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RE: Example of why I am not overly fond of writing

> What astounds me is that there is software to write legal descriptions. Each and every word on legals that I write are unique to the particular ...

14 years ago
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RE: Co-worker killed this AM

My thoughts and prayers for the family. The worst part of the tragedy is the kids losing their father this way and having to grow up without his love...

14 years ago
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RE: Example of why I am not overly fond of writing

> In my area, I often find that the more current re-write has screwed things up and everyone would have been better off by just using the older des...

14 years ago
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RE: What would you do? Put in an angle point?

Some important info is missing hereAt this angle iron position, what did you find there, the angle iron as called by the adjoining deed, or the IP as ...

14 years ago
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