Bill,Re: acquiescence; in this particular matter all fencing is new, and there is nothing regarding evidence of acquiesce of any length of time.Liked ...

Richard,Took awhile to read, but very interesting. Thanks much for the link. I had a Florida Supreme Court case in the 1970's (Seddon v Harpster, Lake...

Steve,For the uninformed why would I want to “insert” the pics and seal? Why not just put the seal on the document after it's printed? (Stupid questio...

cute, but better hide...the perpetually angry crowd's gettin out pitchforks

David,> My proposal was $32.5K> He quoted numbers in the $14K-$16K range and even said that "his buddy had 200 acres surveyed last year for $250...

Beware the BoardHarold,The following is a bit lengthy, but I ran into a whole lot of trouble back in the day when I used to talk to clients regarding ...

Jerry, I was half joking re getting off the hook. Ever since I left central Florida (where vast majority of lakes are) in '74, and moved northward I j...

Thanks Andy. Something to consider I am sure.

Jerry,Thats quite alright. I often assume too much when I post anyways. I'm sure I was not real clear. I accidentally got myself into this (OHWL delin...

Re: Dave Gibson (N/F Geomatics prof. UofF)DEVELOPMENT OF PROCEDURAL METHODOLOGY TO ENABLE FLORIDA LAND SURVEYORS TO DETERMINE THE ORDINARY HIGH WATER ...

Thanks Keith,I appreciate very much your advice/suggestions.

Jerry,Thanks for your kind response.I should have been more clear. All the work contemplated as well as everything already done is on-the-ground. The ...

Something I totally overlooked in my earlier reply-My understanding is that Florida Statutes, Chapter 177, part II, Coastal Mapping, deals solely with...

Renegade, According to Corps of Engineers:The following physical characteristics should be considered when making an OHWM (ordinary high water mark) d...

Thanks sc,Back in 1971 when I took the Florida exam there was nothing on it regarding ordinary high water line determination. Whether or not they ask ...