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SellmanA, post: 376028, member: 8564 wrote: Apparently, a "Hi-Boy" was an elderberry or alder staff about 6' long or so and placed alongside a propert...
Good advice. I remember that too. They do throw everything and the kitchen sink into a lot of the problems. Weeding through them to understand exac...
I think PPI publishes most of the prep materials these days. I would recommend the "land surveyors reference manual" as well. It's good because it ...
I don't see a problem setting the one corner if the south and west plats agree with your subdivision. I'd tie his NW and SE corners (assumed to be se...
Now that I've gotten his methods, back to the paint. I must be getting older because this kind of thing bugs me deeply. I mean, how 'bout a good des...
The paint is pretty bad, but sadly it isnt the most offensive aspect of your post. His elevations are going to be blown apart! Judging from your pho...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 373614, member: 291 wrote: What do you do, when1. You ran some tie line, 10 yes ago, tied an original monument.2. It got dest...
On a site that small, I would set two points with GPS spaced as far apart as feasible. Shoot the baseline distance with the gun. Hold the SPC bearin...
LookingForAnswers, post: 372867, member: 11710 wrote: Is it possible the monument at the SE corner of the plat "moved" slightly south between 1907 and...
I agee that the corner was likely displaced when the fence was replaced. Perhaps the 1997 surveyor would prefer you reset his pin at calculated posit...
Not sure what state you're in, but here in Washington the rule of thumb is to accept retracement monuments within 0.5' of record positon. Of course t...
LookingForAnswers, post: 372547, member: 11710 wrote: 1. If you allocate 0.01' to every original lot on the block, you end up with a total of 0.19'--g...
Mark Mayer, post: 372417, member: 424 wrote: The way that 1907 plat is Lots 2 thru 37 should get their full measure of 30 feet in the north/south dire...
Start with a title report from a title company with all underlying recordings.
If the fence post was called for in the deed, I'd locate it where it enters the ground and call it the corner. It looks like the nail in the side mig...
Multiple choice.... but it boiled down to either double or single proportion. I chose single because I considered it to be a senior line, but like I s...