NPS> Does anyone know if the National Park Service maintains a central archive of survey projects done by or for the agency? try the Denver Servic...

> Also; there is like a 2-4 percent fee for each tranaction, plus a little bit; do you add this to your fee or just eat it?> You add that 3-4% t...

> Get a 50 percent deposit before you start and a signed contract. If the client balks at paying a retainer, they wont pay at the end. If they sa...

I think we beat this subject up pretty well three years ago. Seebr>and in particular Duane's comments.Jim

>c) the target person didn't shoot you or throw a branch to tangle with the chain, or run away before you were ready to let it fly.That reminds me ...

thanks for the heads up, it arrives FridayJim

It is already gone to a new home.Jim

Should also mention that I have a couple hundred $ worth of ink cartridges that have to go and would do so for shipping and donation to beerleg2 hp #4...

very interesting. While not of the length or importance here is one from NY of about the same era. If you click on the notes it is an interesting read...

> Or is there another way to report this on the certificate that would be better?I would hold the crawl space floor elev for C2a and address the en...

Talk about a blast from the past. Here is what we used for years.

>Advise the client to insure the structure and thank his lucky stars for the preferred rate.Okay i'll bite. Elev cert says he is in zone x graphica...

> My question is: In B9 do we show the BFE for the adjacent AE Zone? The proposed building is graphically outside the AE Zone.I really can't beli...

A possible behind the scene scenario:> Surveyor [direct quote]: "At best establishing survey control based on topographic features gets you an hor...