> its probably a small report stating what is allowed and or not allowed?Around here a Zoning Report for a commercial property transaction is a lis...

> Anybody have info for me on this?1. Call the best land use law firm in the area2. Ask for a proposal for a zoning report on the property3. Add 15...

Here is one from the B&O that CSX's GIS department has crapped up with linework on the image - but they do give centerline stations for all the ut...

It's all fun and games until......the fence dispute gets you executed for treason 😉

>Home Inspectors are not regulated by my State...I can be a home inspector if I want to be without any certifications, just have a good reputation ...

All right, I'll biteLower right hand cornerGDOPTDOPPDOPVDOPHDOP

>He is good at contracts, proposals and managing very large projects...Hire a manager, partner with a rainmaker.

I was a double major in English & Political Science, toying with the idea of grad school in political philosophy, and working for a PAC as a media...

>A) Where there is or will be zero lot line construction on small tracts in a high density urban area, the allowable closure error is 1:10,000 or t...

Not necessary what it "must" say based on the minimum standards, but what I do...

The con is the law of unintended consequences: one day it's mandatory recording, the next day some #$&@ing GIS NAZI is making you rescale the symb...

Not recording is the equivalent to Pincushion?> I think the reason that many people don't like recording surveys is that they are closet pincushio...

Hard to be too specific because a) the format is changing from when I took the exams and b) as a former NCEES test volunteer I'm sworn to secrecy, but...

"Non-recording state" is a misnomer. Recorded survey information abounds, it's just not a mandatory requirement to record a drawing of every boundary...