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> The period maps are cartoons - they contain no information whatsoever to assist in this task.> You've just dismissed all period evidence that ...
> The ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey Standards are NOT cesspool of trip wires designed to catch land surveyors and hang them out to dry. REALLY!>....
>I'd also use GPS to set it as accurately as possible under today's standards, so you can present a comparison.I wouldn't make that suggestion. Th...
> Let me clarify... I am trying to place a line of longitude on the ground. It is specified as a County boundary line in a State statute adopted in...
Which longitude and what are the accuracy specifications?JBS
> I have a client that always wants multiple originals. I dont' mind stamping blueprints or copies, but how can you have multiple originals? Isn...
> FWIW, I got a good chuckle out of Mr. Stahl's comments.As they were intended, Andy. Guess you'd have to have been around for a while to have per...
> I would suggest rather than busting his chops you listen to him and learn something.> > If you disagree with the guy, you don't have to be ...
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I'm sure Kent will be along soon to tell us how lazy we are for relying upon some report of tripod stability in the Swiss Alps. I would expect there w...
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> So, if a link was purposely "added", then the private surveyors from Connecticut, would have been frauding the federal government.I expect the th...
> So if they do not provide a document to reference the 200' R/W . What to do ? are they not supposed to provide the title documents . > What do...
I've resurveyed a number of locations where the surveyor clearly applied what was commonly referred to as "extra measure" to his chaining. The "extra...
The 200' (400') right of way applies only to federal land-grant railroads, not railroads constructed across private lands after patent (unless they ac...
> Is the data you gather with a data collector such as the Trimble TSC2 admissible evidence in court?> > If so, why?> > If not, why?I a...
I read the comment from a couple days ago. You've obviously been mulling this one over since. Thanks for taking the time to address the reality (simp...
"It's not a mistake 'till it goes out the door."
Hey, BigE.I think I've got a copy of the RAW viewer utility that you wrote, but am not sure. I've got a RAW Viewer directory that contains a setup.ex...