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$1,700 for a prism ?ÿ
54 is the new 40 right?? Not if you beat the heck out of your body playing rugby for a dozen years... that makes 54 feels like the old 70.?ÿ ?ÿ
Interesting...we had a two tiered license for years in Maryland and got rid of it in the early 90's.?ÿ ?ÿ
Posted by: Brad Ott Watching this thread with bittersweet interest. Yup.?ÿ More than once the thought "if I was 40 rather than 54" floated around my h...
Posted by: Andy J Let's just say there is conflicting corroborating evidence for either opinion, so just based on the plat alone, what do you think??ÿ...
Posted by: FL/GA PLS. Welcome to the most informative and fun surveying site on the web.?ÿ ??ÿ My Mother was born and raised in Richibucto NB. Cousin ...
Posted by: Bill93 hey only back up the claim to owning a parcel, against claims by others that might say it was not properly transferred somewhere in ...
always use at least 3 points Say you have five control point visible from the setup. ?ÿIf you use all five to establish the new position you may, or m...
Posted by: Roadhand Posted by: Pronker Lee - what is the easier method? We all want to know 🙂 A four foot level taped to a 10' 2x4?
Looks like the standard ALTA policy survey exception...if it didn't exist there would be no reason for anyone to ever get a survey in conjunction Titl...
Posted by: Rankin_File Define ??frequent ??. Based on Mr. Cash's own testimony it appears that every time he goes out in the field it's less an exer...
Posted by: paden cash An engineer and an architect walked into a bar... the surveyor ducked and missed it. People who live in glass houses?ÿfrequently...
Posted by: FL/GA PLS. Just a FYI........The "PE" in Holy Cows post above means "perpetual emissions" with respect to methane. Just don't believe him w...
In Maryland we have the requirements/standards for surveys & drawings in the regulations, but this is in the licensing code: (a) In general. -- Be...
An engineer, an architect, and an attorney walk into a surveyors message board.......