@flga-2-2 I need to travel in my old age, there's places in that song I haven't been.

Yep!!

That's an unusual one, similar to the south line of the Ceded Strip which was early 1900's, but they did a much better job numbering those lots. They ...

Far be it from me to defend McMillimeter, but I have encountered a number of monuments that I KNOW are moving. One of the perks of GPS is that locatio...

@norman-oklahoma Thanks for the info Norman

@rover83 Same with a subdivisional lot?

@bstrand You survey an existing tract and find all monuments in place and matching record and you have to record that survey?

Every state has mandatory recording rules as far as I know.

@bstrand I do believe this example is from a heavily regulated recording state. Washington, or at least I’ve heard on this board it is. By the w...

Not here, although it was required some time ago. I gave the city mountains of data for their parcel line drawings, utility locations for new installa...

@tom-bushelman I would say no, disturbed monuments (curb-cuts) are just like a rebar/cap lying on the ground near a corner location, great to have f...

Disturbed monument is rehabilitated. Now it’s all yours.

ET: end of tangent RW: Right of way HT: hub and tack

Set the base at 10, Rover at 15, if you get in timber or other clutter raise or lower the rover as needed. The elevation mask is really controlled at ...

@rover83 Local regulations are a minimum of 1-1/2” metal caps on 5/8”x24” rebar for all Lot corners, minimum 2” for exterior boundary corners. Metal...

On a plat for a section corner tie I show .001” which is roughly 0.1’, really within .05’ because of rounding. Show epoch and understand that it’s an ...

@samthesurveyor “PK Mag nail” That’s not acceptable as a property monument, nor is an X in concrete. Set a real monument. Stamp lot#’s and lines on...