I agree with LES. A field book file (.fbk) is an ACSII file. You can understand the format to be the same as data we wrote in field books long ago. I...

In 2018 the Board made an advisory ruling about "compiled" plans. They don't have an archive of these rulings, as far as I can tell. Just the current ...

This map shows lots being created without the benefit of a survey, and monuments, hopefully only the monuments that were from the previous surveys tha...

It is stamped and signed.

It's the law in my jurisdiction to use U.S. Survey Feet.

So far I've only been able to tell that a "broken back curve" is an undefined colloquialism. Others have posted that Wattles states that it is a non-...

@KimBob I'm pretty sure I don't know what "Reaffirmed by Wattles" means. Care to elaborate?

I'm not sure what a "broken back" curve is, but I assume you mean the short tangent between the two simple curves in your diagram. My guess for the r...

I agree. The judge won't be taking your equipment choice into consideration.

My survey instrument is rated at 2 seconds and estimates to 1 second. I think it helps me get repeatable results in both horizontal and vertical measu...

My data collector does coordinate geometry (COGO) calculations. I could make a coordinate file, upload it and use the data collector inverse routine i...

Hi Peter, That's a good idea. Thank you. Several of the deeds on the block are written this way, and all of them miss closing by a lot. My plan was to...

3.) The first one is definitely going west. There’s no stopping it. However, I’m confused about the second one. It could go either way.