I've had this problem before needing to rotate shots.

You will be able to move the 3d polyline between the points but not the survey figures(points) themselves unless you bring those points into a base c3...

dmyhill, post: 362428, member: 1137 wrote: My favorite was me getting suddenly yelled at because an adjoiner accused me of trespass (which I wasn't)....

ontarget1, post: 362383, member: 9989 wrote: The one I've been getting most recently is the client or neighbor telling me that the lot line is right h...

The guy I almost hate more than the ignorant and angry adjoiner, is the old guy who thinks he knows everything there is to know about surveying and is...

I just can't understand why seem to hate surveyors so much .Like we're gonna put their yard in our truck an "steal their property".

Fold a length of flagging in half then fold the end opposite of the loose ends a few times and push the nail through that end.

Jim Frame, post: 361939, member: 10 wrote: I always cringe when I see a traverse point made with a chisel-tip marker on concrete -- why make your cont...

Rich., post: 361908, member: 10450 wrote: Maybe I'll post a subdivision we are doing now.It's two parcels that back up to each other. One is roughly 8...

Here it depends on where it's located within the city limits, but most of the time the planning commission doesn't have to get involved unless you do ...

Are these all in city limits that have to go before a type of planning commission?

I'm 99.999999999999999999999999%sure we legally have to replace all missing corners on the property we were hired for.

That's B E A utiful right there!

Cameron Watson PLS, post: 361743, member: 11407 wrote: I'm sure the LS painted their number into the line every hundred feet or so too. We live in wa...

MCameron Watson PLS, post: 361739, member: 11407 wrote: As in paint that comes out of an aerosol can? Dang, I feel like I am rolling in a Cadillac ri...

Cameron Watson PLS, post: 361735, member: 11407 wrote: I'm confused too but full disclosure, I've never surveyed outside of the PLSS rectangular syste...

Are there not any historical or other laws that forbid that?

Andy Nold, post: 361539, member: 7 wrote: A 6 foot nail or a 6 inch nail? A 6 foot nail would definitely be out of the norm. 6inch lol my mistake.

I live in West Tennessee so the plows pulling nails isn't really an issue.