Last seen: June 5, 2026 4:55 pm
I've staked and checked hundreds of stone right-of-way markers for DOT. Yes, contractors did dig the holes and set them, but not before I gave them fo...
...but seriously, the only bars I am able to bend are those half-inch ones. I also thought about cutting the pipe at the crease and resetting it. I am...
@gary_g Yeah. Might need a little heat on that crease. A flamethower would work, but I don't want to start a forest fire.
I'm thinking I should set something there as close to the position as possible while leaving the bent pipe as evidence of finding the original corner.
@williwaw thank you.
@jimcox yes, that could explain it.
I am sure the monuments are original, but I am not about to fight, and make this a bigger mess. It's just a shame that the client has to pay to replac...
In one case the two lots were created in 1839, currently non-conforming, but existing before the Zoning Act. All corner monuments of both lots were fo...
Well then, I'll have to tell that to the lawyers that explained it to me.
Western States Cabling has helped me out in the past. The link is for their website. Good luck.
I don't understand the purpose of not recording a survey map. How is that protecting the public welfare? How can one complain about "pin cushions" if ...
@rplumb314 So it's Leroy's fault. There were no lower case Leroy lettering templates.
At least for me, alll capitals are very hard to read. My jurisdiction requires a minimum text size of 0.10 inches. As I wrote in my post, using a text...
I like Swiss, but any font will do as long as one follows the rules of capitalization. The size in my jurisdiction requires the font to be 1/10 inches...
@jim-frame You are right. The software that I use will also adjust the traverse and the side shots if I choose to adjust the data.
@gary_g Agreed. How about a city block. I should have mentioned that.