I assume that the husband and wife own the 220 acres jointly? Would it work if the 10-acre retirement casa was deeded to one while the remaining 210 ...

Arthur Nudge, post: 416502, member: 12531 wrote: Sorry to disappoint you Skippy. Happily licensed over 25 years. Have not worked in Singapore but ha...

I began my survey career at the Nebraska Dept. of Roads using a 100 ft. cut chain. Add chains were for wussies.Among other things it was used to stak...

Andy J, post: 416465, member: 44 wrote: I really don't get all the complaining by people that ARE NOT LICENSED IN FLORIDA.. why do you care? My pos...

Reading through this thread reinforces my notion that Colorado has it right. Last time I checked, Colorado was one of four states with no CEU require...

Thank you John and John. I wanted to make the point about astronomic north because I work in the mountains where the Laplace correction is not trivia...

I finally found the Professional Surveyor article from 2006. Here's the link to the PDF file hosted by Leica on tunneling under Atlanta.If I recall c...

I don't go underground very often these days, but have the equipment to do the work. I don't work on tunnels, only hard-rock metal mines. The gyros ...

Bushwhacker, post: 415780, member: 10727 wrote: Just another possible method of determining the centerline is one I read in Professional Surveyor is t...

Bushwhacker, post: 415419, member: 10727 wrote: This may not be the correct method but it is the one most of the contract surveyors in Texas and Arkan...

Thanks Shelby and Kelly. I modified the "Google Earth Pro" folder in the registry and it did not work. I'll load Google Earth and see if modifying t...

So if I understand Shelby and Kelly correctly, I will need to uninstall my GE Pro, do some registry cleanup work and then install GE followed by GE Pr...

Kent,Thank you for conceding that your use of the term "reasonable" is irrelevant to this topic. You are almost always very precise in your word choi...

Bruce Small, post: 415291, member: 1201 wrote: You're right! I hadn't thought of that. Your kind words will stay with me into that last shot and retir...

Kent McMillan, post: 415261, member: 3 wrote: So, you're basically asking how a surveyor determines whether something is reasonable or not or are you ...

Jim in AZ, post: 415320, member: 249 wrote: I place the word "reasonable" in the same category as "all", "every", etc. It is subjective, and not capab...

Bruce,Having met you, I cannot imagine how anyone could become vividly livid at you. The rarity of the events is a testament to your calm and easy go...

Kent,My question has to do with whether the term "reasonable" is a professional standard for boundary surveys in Texas, not whether a Texas RPLS can e...

Several years ago, an attempt was made to change the professional standard in Colorado from the generally accepted standards of practice to what the l...