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Some people should stay on the sidewalks. what little surveying I do these days is always solo in very remote locations, beyond the cell coverage. Thi...
It must be a slab, and the rebar would be for block above. Crappy work, verry crappy. The rebar will be an obstacle for the first block (masons will g...
Posted by: Jim Frame I started out at a firm that had tried Lenker rods before I got there but had gone back to Philly's when someone set a Lenker wro...
For stakeout in flat areas they were awesome, less booking errors, accurate, and fast.I have a "new in box" 10' refill in the foot locker. But 10' is ...
that exposed rebar is gonna be a problem someday Does it clear now?
"I have never been shown case law that describes a procedure for proportionate retracement first surveyor of dedicated rights of ways" There, I fixed ...
JPH is that intended to be humor? Shaking my head over here...
Posted by: A Harris Anyone can record most anything at their own expense. I have found that most clients do not want their surveys to be in the public...
@a-harris you said "Texas is not a recording state, recording is purely a client's decision." can a Surveyor record his work or is that not permitted?
I agree, worth reading and worth knowing.I also agree that these writings should be preserved for future reading. I don't read American Surveyor much ...