Ok, you know what's right for you.

I'm not sure, but I bet that Carlson does that.If you're a surveyor, then Carlson can probably do everything that you need it to do - unless you have ...

For example?Not trying to be contradictory, but are you saying that these routines are so necessary and unique that you can't find a way to adapt by l...

I hate those extra certs. And it's noteworthy that they usually request them near the end, right before submission. When you question it or refuse, ...

Buy the embedded ACAD version. You won't regret it. It'll be the ACAD that you're familiar with. So you'll only have to learn the Carlson surveying...

You can buy Carlson with embedded ACAD for a lot cheaper than that - $2600 or so (legal copy - don't worry).

It's the way the private sector works - so it's how the government should also work.

I'm guessing that the circles aren't necessarily monuments then (can't be 0.03' apart). If not, are there any monuments called out on the plan? And ...

Yes, unless it's specifically excluded in the deed.

JBStahl ? GTO/GTE ? Assuming Grantor/Grantee:good:

You could try:Or just ask whoever sent it to you to send a coordinate txt or csv.

Ok:good:

It means what it means.Your "legally protected right" aside, it's not the normal way that wages are determined - what the market will bear.Take away a...

I never said that the math controlled, just that a meaning and intending statement at the end of a deed doesn't over-rule what was described. If the ...

Union wages are artificially determined.Are non-union surveyor salaries comparable to union salaries in that area? If not, then they're outside the r...

Meaning and intending clauses don't change the conveyance if something else is described in the M-B of the description. That will hold, no matter wha...

Union salaries are not reflective of the real world.