I suspect the period between subdivision recordation and agency acceptance is a gray area upon which lawyers feed. A couple examples for my experience...

@nate-the-surveyor As an engineer, yes, I'd wonder what was being described. Were I writing it up for, say a description to the city council, I'd str...

As a Civil and Traffic engineer in the US, I've never seen the term "turnaround" used in such a manner. I don't know of a specific term for what you d...

Well, it now appears this is unlikely to happen.?ÿ The Department of Regulation has reported back to the Guv's office that only a small part of what s...

Well, not just yet, but likely soon. The executive order was a direction to the state's licensing boards to "make this happen", but setting it all up ...

I have read the executive order issued by the Guv and its main thrust appears to be acceptance of professional and occupational licenses issued by oth...

But capacity remaining isn't linear to the indicated voltage. By the time you discharge to around 3.6 volts per cell, you've used about 80% of the rat...

Since I first posted my query I've been going through surveying books from the early 1900s and finally worked out the answer, which I'll post here to ...

Paul, thank you for your comments. If I'm understanding what you're saying, the probable error is sort of a theoretical error based upon how something...

To close out this thread with an update, I'll report I was able to pick up a Sokkia Set3B II for the rather ridiculous price of only $300. Batteries w...

John, below (hopefully) is the WinTEQC QC printout showing the satellites I was tracking and their (lack of) quality. In the grand scheme $250 isn't a...

Thanks, I'll have a look at those. Tom

Just an update on this project......The Mt. Wilson observatory folks invited me up over the Thanksgiving break to set up my GPS and I have some prelim...