Paul in PA, post: 380441, member: 236 wrote: Helping another surveyor to redo an old small survey. Years ago I helped in his office and he was still u...

Jp7191, post: 379710, member: 1617 wrote: From reading this board I am under the impression that some surveyors in the East still abstract their clien...

the only purpose of a cert. is to show "privity of contract" so unless the village is your client just say no. also check with your e & o carrier

the only purpose of a cert. is to show "privity of contract" so unless the village is your client just say no. also check with your e & o carrier

Holy Cow, post: 376731, member: 50 wrote: Ever try to sue an attorney for damages?????? yes, actually once for non-payment of a survey bill. won the...

From an earlier post on this subject: "At a recent surveyors dinner meeting we were being entertained by a Gary Kent webinar extolling the virtues of ...

From NYSAPLS legal counsel: "the legislation is still aimed at adding a machete to the list of weapons that, if possessed for the purpose of harming a...

Cee Gee, post: 365519, member: 451 wrote: I've seem the term "tape survey" used around here (central Maine, very rural) to indicate what was generally...

what's a plumb bob and why is bob out of plumb?

"I forgot to sign the elevation certificate...d'oh!" That brings up an interesting question, how many surveyors submit elevation certificates with the...

Paul D, post: 214232, member: 323 wrote: I asked the eLOMA manager why we kept getting audited and he said --- the one that he had just audited was be...

It basically abolished the "State Land Survey" and transferred its duties to the State Surveyor and Engineer.PS you forgot Davis and King, probably th...

Cooper, post: 353238, member: 9536 wrote: What were they thinking??probably the same as in 1896 i.e. mine is better than yours [hl][/hl]

Simple, wait till the lake freezes over then set the points in the ice.Actually this is how it is sometimes done in the Adirondacks. That way they can...