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Norman_Oklahoma
Norman_Oklahoma
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Joined: June 15, 2015 7:55 am
Last seen: June 7, 2026 1:13 am
Topics: 192 / Replies: 8118
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RE: Building Setbacks on a ROS

It seems that the version of 92.050(9) that I quoted came from 2001. It was later amended in 2005 with the addition of the County Surveyor reference. ...

12 months ago
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RE: Building Setbacks on a ROS

@bstrand While it is the law for plats only, it specifies the logic behind making it the common practice for Records of Survey. One could include s...

12 months ago
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RE: Building Setbacks on a ROS

Oregon Revised Statute 92.050(9) phrases it this way: "No city or county shall require that a final subdivision, condominium or partition plat show ...

12 months ago
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RE: Building Setbacks on a ROS

I wouldn't, but it would be easy to create a separate drawing, using the ROS as a base, that shows what the client wants to see.

12 months ago
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RE: GNSS Accuracy

To what level of accuracy?

12 months ago
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RE: GNSS Accuracy

I'd have to ask how the record benchmark positions were determined. If they were determined by scaling from a map, or even with recreational grade rec...

12 months ago
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RE: Water Frontage?

It seems that you have platted? boundaries and erosion of the shore of a navigable waterway. Around here (Oregon) that means that the actual high wate...

12 months ago
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RE: Station and offset or bearing and distance

I found that document easily by googling the above sentence. A terrific resource even for those not in Idaho. My only criticism is the notion of call...

12 months ago
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RE: Bent iron pipe

This is an example of the perfect being the enemy of the good. In Oklahoma, a non-recording state, you could rehabilitate a found marker and move on. ...

12 months ago
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RE: Bent iron pipe

Go to the hardware store and get a new length of pipe. Set it and put your cap in it.

12 months ago
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RE: Plane Table Surveying - Repro Tables

In woodworking that is known as a breadboard edge. It's a rather common way of finishing the end of a large surface. Yes, the purpose is to prevent, ...

12 months ago
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RE: Station and offset or bearing and distance

Speaking for Oregon, there was a period of time in the '70s and '80s where the DOT work products of record are cartoonishly bad. Prior to that and aft...

12 months ago
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RE: Station and offset or bearing and distance

In Oregon the right of way descriptions are (almost) all written in station/offset terms. So that would be my preference on any mapping. ODOT has been...

12 months ago
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RE: Seeking RPLS to Review & Certify Completed Form Board Survey – Royse City, TX

OK guys. Suppose Pedro was in your area and making the same ask. Would you be willing to participate and if so, under what conditions? Be polite.

1 year ago
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RE: Site setup with no Control

Here is a guide from the NGS that is worth your time: UserGuidelinesForSingleBaseRealTimeGNSSPositioningv.3.1APR2014-1.pdf I suggest setting up ba...

1 year ago
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RE: Glasses

One of those dying art parts of surveying. It's been a bunch of years since I last turned an angle while looking through the telescope.

1 year ago
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