@jim-frame A new GRZ4 sells for nearly $1500. You should be able to get well over $700 for it, and pretty quickly, too.

I really don't do anything in the "wide open". My work is all urban/suburban. A 360 is a necessity. I use the GMP101s for control and like them but wo...

Lately I'm not using a large volume of supplies. I get brass plugs, plastic caps, and other monuments from Bernsten. 1/2" iron rod I buy at Home Depot...

The 1962 A(L)TA Standard was 4 pages long. 2021 is 11 pages. One more example of the perfect becoming the enemy of the good.

I don't blame the public for for these misconceptions. We should not expect average joes to understand these matters. It is unforgivable for city/co...

We have had LDPs in Oregon for a dozen years now. I do all my work in the one appropriate to my area. Differences between grid and ground are miniscul...

There may be reasons for a surveyor to do some work, to look into the situation. But that doesn't need to blow up into an ALTA Survey. That is killing...

Unfortunately, it's paywalled. Can you share the gist of it with us?

I see your point, and I'm not saying that you are wrong. But you are not entirely right, either. The Oregon North and South Zones is defined the sa...

A really common thing in the Portland area in the early days was for 200 foot square city blocks to be subdivided into 25' x 100' lots. People would p...

You don't have to believe me about merger doctrine. Google it. But the long and the short of this is that if the agency with permit issuing authority ...

The doctrine does have some application in other areas of law, such as contracts. But in a boundary law application, it is about easements. Nowhere do...

That isn't the Doctrine of Merger. Merger has to do with the extinquishment of easements when both the dominant and servient estates come under common...