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"The following standards may be applied to boundary surveys utilizing field traverses and shall be applied when positioning techniques used in a land ...
It seems like someone lost count of how many half miles they had run north along the township line.
I had one of the collapsible pistol grip type Schoenstedts at one time and didn't really care for it. Not that I disliked it, I just didn't find any a...
For the most part I'm doing my own CAD work these days. So if there is a mistake I made it, I found it, and I must fix it. Nevertheless, if you find a...
One CAD function that may be helpful is BOUNDARY. Use it to create a fully closed figure of each lot on a unique layer. Dimension those figures by sel...
We have to acknowledge that she prevailed in district court, and this appeal reversed. State Supreme court anyone? With regard to the survey ... th...
I'm sure that she won't be invited to the neighborhood barbeque. Also, we can't see the fence that was built in the street view pictures, but I'm sure...
Not really. This neighborhood is somewhat above entry level, but not near “swanky”. But there is no question that the parties had to have enough where...
At that level of detail it makes no difference. Over my career I've done most kinds of surveying there are to do. Urban, rural, forestry, geodetic...
There is a reason. Just not one as linear as you would like it to be. You want to know who is going to end up doing this staking? The same guy who st...
In Oregon: There will be a Record of Survey detailing the change in the County Surveyors records. There will be new deeds re...
They may have pulled their pricing out of their rear end. Or they may have got it out of a "Means" book that estimators rely on. Probably the former...
It is likely that they will spend more on Porta-potties than they will on even the highest bidder for survey services. The GC should know if they ar...
This chapter from a textbook written in 1942 puts the general scheme of the PLSS system together very well, IMO.
210 feet. I have to say it - this sounds like a case where GIS title lines would have alerted one and all to the problem without leaving the office. N...
Yeh. That's not going to happen. Those in Kansas and Oklahoma may have trouble appreciating just how much of the PNW is unsuitable for GPS. When I ...
If you are dealing with legals that have a large number of lines a lot I really like the idea of a program that can read it and generate linework. Hav...