JBStahl, post: 374922, member: 427 wrote: I've always found it curious that a large percentage of surveyor spouses are elementary teachers or social w...
Nate, I dig your surveying style. Gettin' it done with modern, not widely used technology! I feel that you and your Javad are a testament to new and c...
If that is the survey of the lot in question, the survey shows no corners measuring 30' or even close to it. I am wondering where the .01 is coming fr...
Built to the limit for sure. Not even room for siding probably, even though the contractor will put it on anyway.
I guess the person is done looking for answers, and found enough. Haven't seen a latest response with any input.
It is mind blowing that .01 can become such a major issue. I realize that as surveyors we are supposed to measure accurately and precisely but .01 in ...
Andy Bruner, post: 372340, member: 1123 wrote: I just thought you might like to see the high school that has your namesake.Andy Thanks for that. Are ...
Good deal. Seems to me the standard pole for most gps folks around here is a fixed 2 meter and that's also what I use mostly. It's tall enough for mos...
Gregg Gaffney, post: 372238, member: 1111 wrote: We worked on a site that looked just like that down in south Jersey and we were able to do the same t...
I just did a survey for a local family with the last name of Cartwright in a subdivision named Horseshoe Acres. They had a western style house and bar...
I have found enough information about this corner for my purposes. The intent of this thread was more of a look at this beat up old section corner wit...
As a side note to this particular corner and thread, the monument shown in the thread "Angry Client and Irrefutable Evidence" is the north 1/2 of the ...
What did you find 5' from there?
Kent McMillan, post: 371547, member: 3 wrote: Would a surveyor ever need to have any idea of what the ordinary errors of the survey that placed the re...
I might dig a hole to the bottom of the rebar in hopes of finding where it may have been originally set. If it were to measure good I would be incline...
Paul in PA, post: 371532, member: 236 wrote: First I see some probable scrivener errors. I believe he was tying to sand piles not sand pines. As to th...
Here is the sheet with the references. Not sure how I did not find this earlier... I could blame it on the sun I guess... Either way, in the field the...