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Had something like that with utilities as well. They would not run their lines in until we had set the actual corners, not just lath to let them know ...
There sure are some interesting sections up there in the iron country.
I've had them comment on font types and line styles. We are required to underline existing road names and other items and I just use the underline fun...
Back in the Olden Days around here all the local surveyors got along really well. OK most. It seemed like everyone had worked for or with another at s...
I used to work with my wife every so often when a job demanded a second person. Once she got hung upside down on a barbed wire fence a quarter mile aw...
I had a reviewer tell me that my bearing was off by 1 second from the platted bearing one time. He was correct as I had let the drafting program label...
I think this one is up around Cable.
Its been a while, but I think it was Namekogin.
I had a buddy that bought a 5 acre parcel on a lake in northern Wisconsin. Real nice place. He asked me to take a look at it. Turns out that he took t...
I don't understand the argument against sharing. Recording I get, especially with fees involved. Here we are required to file surveys with the County ...
Yup Mr. Cow that is correct. The new guys never learned how things were done years ago before any electronics entered the picture. Way back when in ol...
Got into a dispute on a survey of a lake property years ago. I found at least a dozen or more corners that checked well with the research, 1950's and ...
What always got me with this kind of stuff was years ago, when staking the roads or right-of ways we had to set up and turn deflections to keep it goi...
Here it was kind of a pain to get the surveys to the courthouse for filing when you get really busy and some folks didn't really pay much attention to...