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Jon Payne
Jon Payne
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Joined: July 6, 2010 9:31 pm
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Topics: 189 / Replies: 1446
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RE: Accept or Not

> If both owners feel the the pinned line is in error and they wish to have the platted line marked, get a contract from both parties stating that,...

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RE: Accept or Not

Tommy, this one should have been marked on the ground before the paperwork was released. As you know from the 2010 standards revision, it is pretty c...

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RE: Accept or Not

Good point Peter.In this area, setting a capped pin as control is pretty unusual (not saying it could not be the case).As I understand it, the pin in ...

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RE: Accept or Not

> > The white line is the original boundary line. It is a very well defined line as it is painted and hacked along the line. The called for mo...

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RE: Accept or Not

> To me - this is a no brainer as presented.There sure are a lot of different views on it though.> Finally, if B has a reputation of shoddy work...

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RE: What would you do?

adamsurveyorLand Surveying is both 'looking through a scope' and looking at the evidence. Given your line of reasoning, a land surveyor is not at all...

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RE: What would you do?

adamsurveyor> If it is as simple as just measuring between original senior corners to locate all subsequent corner monuments of subsequent land div...

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RE: What would you do?

> All we have to do now is figure out to lay out and mark perfectly straight lines...... uh, er.......I mean curved lines. ;-)It's when folks try ...

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RE: What would you do?

Disregard - I already put my two cents in before.

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RE: Insurance...GPS Base

That would seem to stop the 'convenience' thefts.No one is likely to just drive by and think "Hey lets grab that 250+ pounds and toss it in the back o...

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RE: What would you do?

I have a reference in the "Commonwealth of Kentucky Case Law for Land Boundary Issues Reference Manual" book that sounds interesting, but I need to ge...

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RE: KAPS Conference Kentucky PDH hours

Joshua -Are you going to make it to the conference?If so, I would really recommend any of Dr. Willis' courses. Great presenter (member of this messag...

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RE: woman surveyors?

In practice, I do not remember ever personally seeing a woman on a crew. I have seen several working in office positions.Relayed directly to me a num...

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RE: What would you do?

What would you do?If you haven't already - speak with the owner to the north to find out what he knows/thinks about the boundary!If his line was ran o...

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RE: Could use a bit of help here...

That is a good trick. I have used it on some blueline copies that were really dark. Some of the platted calls can be impossible to read. If you swi...

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RE: Carlson Plotting Question

Ladd, Just sent you an e-mail about the issue.It may be one of the basic cadd set-up matters that I have not dealt with in years. I opened a drawing...

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