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I don't think that 0.000022' is going to matter much to the top layer of chickens "...stacked up thirteen-nine."
maybe File > Drawing Utilities > Remove Reactors applied to your table will be of help? Bearing in mind that the table will not automatically up...
Not surprising that the railroad asked a highly inflated price for the land. Our local railroad engineering office charges ridiculous fees for copies ...
Our field crew takes lots of photos on site, and download them along with the raw data from a topo. The photos come in very handy for editing the more...
"Field to finish" is a misnomer. To truly go from field to finish would be cost prohibitive in terms of the amount of field time it would take to get ...
The Google Earth overhead image is dated 4/22/2018 - prior to our deciduous trees leafing out. It's tough to see if there are any spindly deciduous br...
If you're regular clientele are paying you in smoked meats and roomatiz medicine for a simple lot line staking, there's no paper exchanged there, eith...
I'm not worried about this one at all. My subject parcel is far enough away that this plan is not of much concern. I just got a kick out of the bounda...
?ÿ Here's the deed originally granting "Lot A". No forethought as to what happens after the tree dies.
He also might want to check out SGC Engineering in Westbrook. I went to college with a couple of the guys who work there, so I would rate them as high...
As the saying goes, "When you got it, flaunt it." Have you been issued an SIT certificate from your state? Some states allow you to take the fundament...
Thanks for the clarifications. I was sadly mistaken that SCOTUS had settled the question. No wonder the EPA and COE have "gone back to the drawing boa...
Bonjour.
I'm a little confused by this. Didn't the U.S. Supreme Court rule that wetlands were not included in the definition of the term "waters of the United ...
Companies providing surveys for utility companies often pay the field crew per diem because they are located so far from the home office, independentl...