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I'll take a funky looking plat with obvious errors over a beautifully drawn work of fiction any day.?ÿ NC is plagued by pre 1970 strip lot subdivisio...
I also use the odds and evens method.?ÿ It's an enjoyable challenge to string together codes.?ÿ I've found that double coding is a clean way to avoid ...
I check all the boxes and follow the rules in the state in which I am working, but determining how we protect the public is much more subjective with ...
@aliquot The more I gain insight into the though processes of PLSS surveyors, the more I believe that the fundamental difference arrives from the vas...
@holy-cow I was not aware that showing easements that cross the subject tract's boundary was optional in some states.?ÿ How do you pick and choose wh...
@jim-in-az I think you know what I was getting at, but you are correct, there is no such law.?ÿ The conditions of licensing effectively prevent a PLS...
@thebionicman I'll concede that the regulatory takings is a specious argument.?ÿ It does not meet the current bar set for regulatory takings.?ÿ Simil...
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I think we argue less then you guys in recording states.?ÿ Also, plenty of plats get recorded.?ÿ The real difference is that we are not compelled by l...
I am fortunate to work in a state that requires subdivisions to be recorded but not retracements.?ÿ In my experience, hesitation to provide for free o...
The allure of precious and rare metals will push innovations into remote sensors that can penetrate deep into asteroids and other celestial objects.?ÿ...
Jocko Willink has some great material on leadership that you may be able to include in your presentation.?ÿ?ÿ
Ethically, you should get licensed.?ÿ In all the states I've worked in, you would be surveying without a license.?ÿ I would only recommend hiring a ru...