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Since you decided to go there...Whats going on in Texas?
> The original question was: What if you woke up tomorrow and your professional license disappeared through no fault of your own.....just vanished...
No different than Connecticut, in fact I'd say that taxes in Florida are far cheaper than in CT.Beside...the weather is better!
Im movin' to Florida!!!!
Andy for hat it is worth....Good point Mr. Young.
What is the standard now...If I want to be a PLS in florida?Do I need a 4-year degree? 2 Year?
Sorry Steve...The GIS data is taken from the subdivision map, the GIS data and the map agree to the hundredth..that subdivison was on file in the cler...
Bob,You should see the map...it looks like a 3rd grader did it....I take that back..its an insult to the third graders out there..
Steve,This is my main concern.According to the GIS...it reflects the subdivision map, and of course the engineer has already laid out a small 5 lot su...
Map is a recorded map in the town clerks office...All streets are dedicated and accepted.
I forgot to mention...there were no pins set in this subdvision....the surveyor never got paid..
lol...that's pretty cool!!
Wait a minute, you're telling me he shot that point, from a set-up, 2388+- away???!!
Can it be some kind of offset??? I mean to be 500' off, almost to the inch, seems like it was intentional.P.S. Where the trees?