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As Mr. OK said, it sounds like you may have linked the old project. You can link jobs in two places. Doing so in the 'View & Edit Job Properties...
@stacy-carroll Those are usually not surveyed in with any detail, they are installed by maintenance of way crews. As Norm mentioned, more often tha...
In Oregon, planners have set themselves up as gods, but I've never had, nor asked, a planning department approve easements. The planners will require...
Have you tried the DWG to PDF plotter that comes with ACAD?
Under ORS in Oregon, a subdivision plat creates 4 or more lots while a partition plat creates 3 or less parcels. While both are required to run the g...
First, I should amend the previous post to mention that the easement is for new subdivisions or partition plat. In Oregon that means any new tract of...
Oregon Statute creates a 1-foot utility exclusion easement around monuments.
They could well be verified and accurate in the vertical component, they are benchmarks after all. Your run of the mill standard benchmark does not u...
@holy-cow Sound like our back yard, we used to play extreme croquet. #1 rule, no blood, no foul.
Dito to Squirl & Peter. If they require each individual floor that would need to be negotiated as a Table A item 20.
The only time I look through the tube on my robotic TS is to run the field calibration routine or take a reflectorless shot. But I do remove my glass...
Your procedure for establishing coordinates for your base station seem solid. For me the bigger question would be how to relate the design to the GM...
Love point groups, hate the hierarchy. I've set my description keys to assign points styles and labels based on the final presentation. I use the po...
I think they might have a slightly faster processor and the modem is LTE. Other than that, not much has changed. I have an LTE version of the CS20 b...
@norman-oklahoma Another perk, you get to go home at 1700 hrs and don't have to worry about where the next job is coming from.