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> I have had real problems with the method that BLM restored the west 1/4 sec. cor. of sec. 15 at proportionate distance(???) and ended up a chain ...
> ... You basically have bad case law ... I'm not so sure the conclusions of the case are wrong, or at least that they contradict any other case...
> Maybe it is timely and appropriate to bring up another little matter in this abominable resurvey and court case.I rather think that this thread h...
> I believe crime scene investigators are professional and provide supervision on site.The State of Oregon agrees with you, Mike. I don't. What is ...
> Mark Please tell us what difference one foot makes in the difference for a speed/stopping calculation. > I have no idea. I submit that it may ...
Mark> Are you suggesting that the only person who can operate a total station, collect data, download it into a CAD program and present it in an o...
> Do you guys see plumbers getting upset when you pick up a wrench?> Carpenters when you pick up a hammer?> There is a boatload of money and ...
> ....Can a person not licensed as a professional land surveyor legally do detailed topographic survey work of an accident scene ...?Oregon law con...
Oregon does use "establish" and reestablish". Yes, these words do get parsed. Such as what constitutes a "permanent" monument.
> What is the reason for wanting to modify the existing law?> > DJJThe recording law we have, and the interpretation of it that Greater Portl...
> > Capping the fee at some nominal number (e.g. $100) would promote more filing and produce better land records. However, this would requore t...
Mark in CA.> Because of funding for government the fees for filing, review, and recording a record of survey are just going out of sight and this ...
> Anyway, I spoke to a tech, sounds like the compensator may be going bad, which was replaced last year. It went bad last year ...Is this a common ...
> the data collector is on his blind side. not a speck of paint missing from the tripod feet. what else is wrong with this pic?He has a pretty big ...
I'll bet dollars to donuts that the model on page 15 never touched a survey instrument before the day of the photo shoot and will never touch one agai...
Quoting Mr. Lucas' post on RPLS.com"....Mr. Robillard was actually involved in the case the safe assumption could be made that this is actually a view...