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Joined: February 12, 2013 3:43 pm
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RE: Where is the ROW?

> I have a book with a chart of statutes, court cases and attorney general opinions related to road creation and abandonment. It is intricate and l...

12 years ago
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RE: Where is the ROW?

Leon, I am reading a paper by Craig M. Call, J.D. entitled "Public Roads and Private Lands, How Public Access Rights are Created, and Abandoned in Uta...

12 years ago
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RE: Where is the ROW?

The Compensation For The Taking Was The Improved Road>Page 2 also contains a station ROW width table however and a citation of the enabling law. Pr...

12 years ago
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RE: Where is the ROW?

In 1929 was it a state or county highway?Also probably state specific...

12 years ago
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RE: Some People

There must be a breakdown in communication. I expect if a survey and exhibit was prepared showing the alternative, he would come around at the last mi...

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RE: Transfer Files from Home Computer

I wonder how that works with software licensing? There must be some small print that keeps people from sharing their software like that?I remember bac...

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RE: Some People

Photos please? I love to see construction photos.

12 years ago
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RE: Horizontal control lines for non-surveyor use

> Your right about the protruding rebar having to be right. That's what the concern is. Maybe I will go back to my original advice of using the s...

12 years ago
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RE: Horizontal control lines for non-surveyor use

I'm assuming the re-bar is being placed in the footing now and your thinking the bar protruding vertically would control the face or the wall because ...

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RE: Who Owns It?

Well of course the land owner would own all the valuables on their land that were not specifically excepted when the land was patented/transferred. Ha...

12 years ago
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RE: Honesty and precision on surveys

Surveying in millimeters is a great way to catch a blunder. Used to be a switch on the Topcon, so you could shoot in feet AND meters. I guess nobody u...

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