Geoff Ashworth, post: 399561, member: 47 wrote: It looks like you can flatten a figure to any elevation in the figure's style. Try it. That setting w...

Totalsurv, post: 399538, member: 8202 wrote: Your current system seems like the way many are doing it already. Best case, I'd like for the figures th...

Tom Adams, post: 399520, member: 7285 wrote: is a guy who is a productive asset to a good firm that pays well and has respect for his work obligated t...

Garrett Bradshaw, post: 399508, member: 12172 wrote: I have always thought that this requirement would be extremely hard for many that are applying fo...

About 10 years and 3 employers ago I did an ALTA for site in NW Portland. Last month a contractor my current employer serves assigned the stakeout wor...

My son got his letter today. He also passed.

voidintheabyss, post: 399379, member: 11972 wrote: what would you expect or appreciate from a former employee who is making this request? 1. Reasonab...

thebionicman, post: 399371, member: 8136 in January wrote: Just got my good news.. Congratulations. And welcome to the club. Maybe I'll see you at th...

Jim Frame, post: 399337, member: 10 wrote: I guess it depends on which one you get and how you define "that much." I paid a little over $6k for the DN...

FL/GA PLS., post: 399318, member: 379 wrote: What kind of leveling do you do to justify the cost? Rarely does a job require the precision that you ge...

Bill93, post: 399298, member: 87 wrote: Is this work up to your standards of practice? 0.37' is a lot of property in PDX. No, it's not up to my SOP. ...

Oregon's Revised Statutes states it this way:[INDENT]93.310 Rules for construing description of real property. The following are the rules for constr...

Shelby H. Griggs PLS, post: 399129, member: 335 wrote: Safest would be melt them into a block of aluminium, but I don't have the means to do that. Ta...

Setting up over a preexisting point is a skill that takes some mastering. Nevertheless setting the point first is the common (ie/universal) practice.W...

Hiper Lites are okay units. So I've got to wonder why you feel the need to replace them given that low cost, rather than functionality, seems to be th...

A former employer had SP80s and they worked just fine. I would be just a little concerned about build quality. I'm not sure just how long these things...

Shelby Griggs, a regular poster here, does that kind of work (or, rather, provides control for people who do) in the area.

mattsib79, post: 398679, member: 1138 wrote: If it changes by natural occurrence then the boundary changes. Not necesarily. If the change in a waterw...