PDF page 7 clears up the easement/right of way question for Charlotte, NC. This one from Monmouth NJ indicates that the easement can't be subject to ...

That I don't know, but local building codes probably address it. It seems reasonable that a building within the sight triangle would be a hazard, thou...

I'm not a surveyor, but I may be able to answer your question. The proper term is "sight triangle" and it has to do with the proximity of obstructions...

Dang!! ?ÿ

But, in North Carolina, it's subject to fair compensation. We had a nasty one in Greensboro involving a city-private collaboration on a hotel-parking ...

@danemince@yahoocom Nice!

@dmyhill The problem is in determining equality. For example, if A1 contains =sqrt(18) and A2 contains =3*sqrt(2), putting this in A3 will return "no...

@dave-karoly Yep, not quite as tight for a given number of decimal places, but easier. If you want  3.4554 and 3.4649 to be equal, round to 2 de...

It's possible that you haven't encountered a true equal test yet if the data is the result of a calculation and the numbers are floating point. For ex...

@duane-frymir One of my friends who was a far better teacher than I was asked a class which way North was. A fair number of them pointed up; that's w...

@jack-chiles I'll have to make a mild protest about the schools' role. Note that I said "mild." A student who has completed Algebra 1 and Geometry s...

That's a knotty little problem if you want to create a completely general formula. Modulus arithmetic won't handle negative angles and calculations in...

@loyal Do you have a way to determine whether "state plane" coordinates are really state plane and not some modification of state plane; ie, some sor...

@lukenz I think that changing the first integer function to truncate will fix it. You never know when somebody might use that formula in another appl...

The NGS coordinate converter also processes batch files. I haven't used it in batch mode, but it has a lot of flexibility.

Try it with a negative angle.