Typically, for average sized antenna (±3"-6" radius) set up at average heights (±5'-6') the slant will be about a hundreth to a hundreth and a half lo...

When I spoke of incompetence it was not the incompetence of an individual I was referring to. It was organizational incompetence. During the period ab...

The devil is in the details. If a cookbook approach would work there would be no new cases to read.

If the tax paid is based on acreage you could apply for a refund. I'm not sure how it would affect an AP claim. Do you have color of title in your hyp...

That is just what happened here, isn't it?

Lets say that you own a quarter section of land, and your deed describes your property by reference to that quarter section. You have been paying taxe...

Its all about the Benjamins, isn't it? I collect case opinions from Oregon and Washington, the states I am licensed in. I'm not looking for ground bre...

In 2006 Sydow was asked to mark out the location he desired for his northern boundary. He did so by building a fence, which stood unmolested until 202...

In city government there is a very fine line between allowing things to happen based on common sense and (the appearance of) allowing the good old boy...

It knows what to offset is - from the antenna calibration. OPUS still expects you to enter the measure up to the ARP.

Unfortunately, the diagram I posted is for the HEMA631, not the OP's HEMS631. The NGS antenna calibration page does not include a diagram of the HEMS6...

This picture, which references the position of the ARP for that antenna, come from the NGS Antenna Calibrations page.

This appears to be the survey referenced in the opinion. Document Image

I dont really know the significance of the [NONE], but that is simply the name the NGS has given to that model antenna.

There are several references to a survey having been performed and filed, but I find no statement that the exhibit on page 8 is said survey.

Cranky pants. If you are referring to the exhibit map on page 8, that is not a survey. It's an exhibit.

Quite so. There is nothing groundbreaking about this ruling. I posted it because it has such a detailed discussion of just what the law is. As you ...

It can vary depending on circumstances, but in most cases the number is 10 years.