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> The interesting thing is you were actually able to get an FIS.What was really interesting about that FIS was that the contracting company that di...
Very early this year, I ordered a FIS and the same note came up. After reading the message you refer to, I decided to go ahead and order. I based my...
It may have been 'dimensional stone' that I was remembering from the prior discussion.Fortunately, the calls and still visible evidence of the old roa...
Thanks for all the replies gentlemen.I think I'll be better off letting the parties involved get things ironed out as to how they intend to handle the...
If you can define the portion of the lot above the BFE by metes and bounds, you can begin a LOMA for that area. Your client may have to get you to pr...
I had one that was a town lot calling for rebar w/ ID caps having been set at the corners.After finding three corners and searching diligently for the...
Don't want to seem to be piling on, butI agree with Mr. Chiles. In Kentucky, that would be a direct violation of the standards of practice.Just this ...
In the software I use, after tagging the hard break lines, there is also a box in the triangulate and contour window that finds point on the break lin...
Thanks for the offer.This morning, I called FEMA and asked about it. They said using the form that is dated as expiring in September 2010 would be fi...
> I have been asked to give an opinion as to whether or not the first surveyor should have been consulted, and if they should be held liable. I hav...
When you unzipped the data from theTNRIS site, did you extract the projection file to the same sub-directory as your shape file?For some reason which ...
Just to make sure that a good learningopportunity does not go to waste -Given the first run had a bust of 1.93', what should that number make you susp...
maybe this will helpIf not, drop me an e-mail and I might can connect you with someone to contact.Jon Payne
> How about standing on the feet of the legs when you can't quite get eye level with the scope, is that okay?> > :-PGenerally no. However, I...