@flga-2-2?ÿ That sounds reasonable to me, considering the radius point is offset from the centerline.

The frontage for lot 16 is kind of small, if that's what bothers you.

@aliquot?ÿ I wasn't aware of any such formality in naming such a thing. I would just call it a "bump out." I think it was created to give those homeo...

@dougie?ÿ I'm aware of the anatomical definition. Leave it to surveyors to apply it to something else!

@francish?ÿ We don't do any static work for construction stake-out, but from what little I know about static GPS, isn't it usually quicker to run a l...

@jim-frame?ÿ And less of a pain to maintain!

@jph?ÿ I think it was put in to alleviate any excess water build-up on the high side of the intersection. There's no catch basin on the low side. I'v...

@warren-smith?ÿ But, are all cross gutters valley gutters?

@jitterboogie?ÿ Swale? No. Where's the grass? Pan? No. The bottom isn't flat. Trickle channel? No. It certainly won't trickle after a heavy rain! ...

Consider the fact that the traverse stations are 12-years-old. They could have definitely settled during that time. If the short backsight of your beg...

@bill-c?ÿ I was skeptical about frost in Louisiana!

Note - by an error in tables this traverse was continued, and the frost planted giving it too much departure, which however did not interfere with the...

Why resection and why at least 150'?

This is the book!

Congratulations on your career move! I have no practical experience managing a large number of people, so I can't offer you any advice. A long time ag...