Survey with error: Property Line State specific problemThey didn't gut the law. the tax provision was put in because some were abusing the law to ess...

It may be more basicI haven't read all replies, so someone may have brought up these points already.You stated the wall is 50 years old. In many loca...

Why So Expensive? Part 2Now for the bill to Brown.The surveyor charges out at $140/hrThe field crew charges out at $200/hrThe draftsman, who is also ...

Why so expensive? Part 1Take a typical small farm as an example, and a simple project. Farmer Brown and Farmer Green have been arguing about the loca...

Soft Costs vs Hard Costs & Govt Bean CountersGovt bean counters, while being completely anal about the hard costs of supplies and fees paid to out...

You didn't say whether the pavement is concrete or AC. If AC, just drive the rebar or iron pipe right through it. Relatively new AC is very easy. S...

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I have a guess...I've heard of the proposed State of Jefferson, but am not catching your clue. I'm turning in the other guy anyway, just 'cause I sho...

ClearcutThis sounds like a guy who was a "survey" consultant to an agency I worked with several years ago. No license, but he surveyed, did hydrology...

I have a guess...... Does this GIS guy work out of Weaverville and share a name with a type of brown, sweet cracker?

GIS = Get It Surveyed> I'm pretty sure that the great state of CA has this all covered in terms of responsible charge and protecting the public. D...

Apparently, you missed Brian's response to Gene's post as well. Acquiesence and AP are quite different in operation though often confused since both ...

Read Brian Allen's Post, AboveAcquiesence and boundary by agreement are not methods of conveyance. They fix the location of an otherwise indefinite l...

StephenHad you paid attention, you would have noticed that the redundancy was both intentional and necessary. Each page was on a different aspect of ...

> > Does this apply to your situation? It may. Check with your Rules of Conduct in your State> > It doesn't matter if your state does hav...