Somewhere I'd like to believe there is a message board where architects post stuff like: "Surveyors....always whining about drawing software and plans...

Spring weather swings are here already...60 now, 70 on Tuesday, 3"-5" of snow and 27 tomorrow night.?ÿ ?ÿ

?ÿ I'll take a look when I get some free time this weekend; at first glance I like requiring certain projects to rely on SUE rather than one-call util...

A couple of years ago I wrote portions of the design manual specs for a DOT (the survey, CAD, utilities & ROW chapters); required?ÿ CI/ASCE 38-02?...

Is this just Skeleton talking??ÿ I find Skeleton (A professor at the University of Maryland when he wrote "Boundaries and Adjacent Properties") to hav...

I disagree 100%. You read the word "bid" and infer that everyone is trying to get the job based solely on cost.?ÿ In the examples I posted 2/3 of the ...

Posted by: WA-ID Surveyor ?ÿI get calls occasionally for 'bids' and tell the caller(private land owner or contractor) we do not bid, but I can provide...

Posted by: JPH ?ÿThey must breed faster than we thought. I know a few that I'm willing to neuter.?ÿ?ÿ

I guess the plus side is, come April when I pay my taxes, I know the state is getting surveys at +/- 50 cents on the dollar

Well, that clears things up. Always glad to help

Posted by: James Fleming according to the subject manor ?ÿ ?ÿ The "subject manor", of course, being the manor that the subject lives in?ÿ ??ÿ

Per Don Wilson's "Interpreting Land Records": Along: When used in a description means "by, on or over" according to the subject manor and content. Chu...