Posted by: trw We are presently looking at a drone-based photogrammetry project with a totally unreasonable topo survey support requirement (thousands...

I believe Mr. Solo lives in Austin, hating Houston gets you a special card that entitles you half off the cover charge on 6th Street and a free vegan ...

Don't be alarmed, but it appears that Wisconsin has snuck across the river and stolen your trees. ?ÿ ??ÿ

I would like to ask what suggestions you?ÿhave for those who are unable to sit in a classroom for a semester to?ÿattend?ÿthe hydrology course(s) requi...

I do not think Eanotti rules that senior rights control in subdivisions. Agreed, what it (and other cases ) point out is that seeing a recorded subdiv...

@Paul in PA This is the summary page laying out areas where PA boundary law may be unique Here is the section on junior/senior consideration in plat ...

Posted by: foggyidea "It is typical in platted subdivisions that all lots created are not or cannot be subdividable"??????ÿ?ÿ Not at all true.?ÿ I fre...

Are these difference of opinions a result of regional differences in practice and/or definitions? Project scale too.?ÿ Most places I've worked improve...

Posted by: Paul in PA I have Knut's book?ÿ and will look. Paul in PA I believe it's in the section towards the end where the laws that?ÿare somewhat u...

James Fleming, I would appreciate some reference to such case law. It's in Knut's book, which is in my office and I'm working from home today.?ÿ I'll ...

As far as I know the only place with case law establishing junior/senior right in platted subdivisions is in Pennsylvania. ?ÿ ?ÿ

The licensed/unlicensed thing is of varying importance based on the type of work you want to do and the type of firm you want to work for.?ÿ A smaller...

Posted by: FL/GA PLS. Can't answer your question but I'm curious as to why you use cane poles for marsh surveys.?ÿ ??ÿ Fishing

Almost exclusively.....Leica GMP101 Mini Prism

if someone drinks an entire bottle of?ÿRoman??e-Conti Domaine de la Roman??e-Conti 1990 Grand Cru they might be by some measures more "sophisticated" ...