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As the other fellows said, not enough info to render an opinion. However, I will render a guess that your deed actually describes land in addition to ...
Without these rules in place, the news reports would be about the millions of FEMA aid dollars that had disappeared due to graft, corruption, and frau...
Posted by: RADAR Just texted a potential client a quote; his response was "I'll need to cut my nuts off to give you that" Trying to think of a good re...
Posted by: Mark Indzeris I'm thinking about upgrading from Carlson Survey (Embedded) 2011 to the latest version of Carlson Survey IntelliCAD. 1.?ÿ Wha...
Volume is a three dimensional measurement. Aren't cross-sections two dimensional?
The science of aerial mapping is well established, with a long history of repeatable accuracy. Digitizing a line from a single photo is significantly ...
You don't need a court case. The best evidence you can find is the evidence to use. Sometimes the best evidence is somewhat weak, but it's better than...
How about checking some old atlases for further evidence?
I would challenge your statement that there is no evidence of the removed rail road line. You have a Valuation Map, and also an aerial photograph.?ÿ T...
You might want to ask the brother to "walk the line" with you. He'll feel better about having some input into the process, and may leave you alone to ...
Posted by: Skeeter1996 I would be very interested to know how many Surveyors ever actually have been prosecuted for Trespass in their careers. Other t...
Posted by: paden cash spelling is impotent.................... "Let's eat Grandma." "Let's eat, Grandma." The same can be said for punctuation.
I can't speak for NH specifically, but based on Mass. & Maine's tests I would expect questions on highway law (NH has classes of highways), ripari...
"The ANR Handbook" is a guide published by the state to assist Planning Board's in understanding the statute allowing land divisions by the ANR proces...
Here is the download link for "The ANR Handbook": Every Mass. surveyor should have a copy.