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MightyMoe
MightyMoe
@mightymoe
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Joined: September 22, 2010 9:13 am
Last seen: June 5, 2026 2:43 pm
Topics: 989 / Replies: 9551
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RE: Elevation affect on staking with GPS

If I put in a coordinate of 10,000, 10,000, El.500, inverse to 20,000, 10,000, El.500 I will get due north 10,000 feet. If I put in coordinate of 10,0...

1 month ago
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RE: Elevation affect on staking with GPS

I don't know anything about what program you have, but the question is self-answering.  

1 month ago
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RE: California CRTN Users-A few questions

Well, the "correct" position should be defined by the OP. What does he want to hold. Typically, we will run control today on NAD83(2011) tied to CORS ...

1 month ago
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RE: California CRTN Users-A few questions

Seems like the main question is: are the resulting coordinates correct or not? If they are then the system is working correctly, if they are not the...

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RE: Significant numbers

I've seen some impossible situations. There have been a few projects show up at the office with a design in autocad without any control data. Not that...

1 month ago
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RE: Significant numbers

Always, it's easy, the first step with any project.  

1 month ago
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RE: Significant numbers

We always did one thing once we were presented with truncated coordinates. That happened often in the days of NAD27 since people didn't want to type o...

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RE: Significant numbers

Truncating coordinates disconnect those coordinates geographically. Without metadata they are the same as a set of 10,000, 10,000 with a compass beari...

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RE: Significant numbers

Truncating was SOP back in the day. Normally working with state plane we would remove the million number. A northing of 1,500,000 would become 500,000...

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RE: Significant numbers

The coordinates aren't normally scaled from the origin point of the zone. That would defeat the purpose of the project scale factor. In fact, it isn't...

1 month ago
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RE: Let's discuss ingress/egress easements

They have their ways of protecting themselves. 🤔  

1 month ago
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RE: Let's discuss ingress/egress easements

@john-putnam I do believe you would have a rare case with that one. Title insurance almost never pays off. The one I had was like I related abov...

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RE: Let's discuss ingress/egress easements

One valuable lesson I've learned, when creating a tract with an easement crossing the parent tract to an otherwise isolated tract, write the easement ...

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RE: Let's discuss ingress/egress easements

We will overwrite an easement. There are a few reasons that trigger it. In the case of the OP I would terminate the easement at the property line. A...

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RE: California, Oregon and Washington

The ALTA industry is minimal locally. Usually, it's a request from an out of state entity. Then it becomes a negotiation over tasks and price and I'm ...

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RE: California, Oregon and Washington

ALTA surveys are amusing. There is a push by the client or the recipient to have these surveys certified to someone, or multiple entities. Then I se...

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RE: California, Oregon and Washington

You can file surveys for free in some locations, $50 for some, for others the cost is unknown since the review burden can be overwhelming.

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RE: Don’t you just love fence company’s!!!

PC told me yesterday he was gathering some data at a hilly "conservation"/tract subdivision. Most of the corners are now marked by new brace posts clo...

2 months ago
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