Last seen: June 8, 2026 12:29 am
Good, uniform curb lines are a monument of sorts that should be considered along with the random bits of iron. I'm one who prefers to hold full stree...
"This is a statement that was very common on many old surveys in my area." I believe that it happened more often than it was so stated.
One of the highlights of the early phase of my career was finding the remains of a GLO original wood ¼section post in the forest of northwest Washingt...
When you have those kind of coordinates they just have to be treated the same as any other local 5000/5000 system. The only difference is that the ori...
FRIEND A QUESTION–I HAVE A TOPCON PS STATION AND A SOKKIA RC-PR4-I WANT TO KNOW IF THEY ARE COMPATIBLE
I'd have a hard time paying for MS Office when LibreOffice is available. Free. They'd like you to send them a contribution but you don't have to. Ca...
Legal description software writing software for CAD has been around for awhile, in various forms. Having one in QGIS concerns me because most of the Q...
".... monuments carry more weight because it’s less likely a landowner set a stone where they didn’t intend for it to be than a scrivener making a mis...
It's spanish for "available"
For those who think that this surveyor should have done something other than what he did - can you show us an example of what you are thinking of?
"Their intention is to dodge responsibility." "Dodge" carries a certain connotation. "Avoid" is a more appropriate word. The surveyor - presumably - w...
"How do I reconcile acknowledging their existence without acknowledging the possible issues they potentially create?" You don't. These monuments may b...
IMO, the retracing surveyor is acknowledging the existence of those off line monuments but calling them garbage. Many would like to hold all the monu...
As set, the chiseled 1/4 mark would have been on the side of the stone. So, no. Nothing on that side would be the point. The people who set that ston...
First stop - youtube. I learned that adjustments were a thing at BCIT. You've done that. How to do an adjustment (with StarNet) I learned from a cowor...
I did a google search and it popped right up. www.xsurveying.com
I'm not a Cali person, so I can't really help you with specifics. When I was studying for Oregon, I attended the Land Survey Law Seminars at Oregon St...
In Oregon giving quarter section, section, township, range and meridian references is required per state law, so there is no need to give the matter a...