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Joined: September 8, 2015 8:51 pm
Topics: 17 / Replies: 762
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RE: Where would this boundary be in your state?

Dave Karoly, post: 373350, member: 94 wrote: Our Courts are really inconsistent on this. I've seen cases where they have all sorts of evidence support...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

Kent McMillan, post: 373327, member: 3 wrote: The general formula I like to follow is to give a sort of executive summary of conclusions regarding any...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

A Harris, post: 373289, member: 81 wrote: It is becoming very trendy for the Title Company to not even begin to do any title examination or issue a Co...

10 years ago
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RE: Where would this boundary be in your state?

LRDay, post: 373193, member: 571 wrote: If you take this view you are basically bucking the way things are being done by most surveyors and public of...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

Kent McMillan, post: 373213, member: 3 wrote: It may be worth mentioning that in Texas I just assume that I'm going to have to produce the necessary a...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

eapls2708, post: 373146, member: 589 wrote: I don't recall ever reading a case that wasn't overturned by a higher court where the court found that a g...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

Kent McMillan, post: 373020, member: 3 wrote: I'd say that the answer probably depends upon the case law in your state. In Texas, the strips and gores...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

A Harris, post: 372952, member: 81 wrote: I would believe that your first location to determine what is considered the mean centerline of the wall. Th...

10 years ago
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RE: Wall vs. Line

Kent McMillan, post: 372962, member: 3 wrote: If this were in Texas (which it is not), the first question I would want to answer is that of order of c...

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RE: How Can 30.00 Feet Turn Into 30.01 Feet?

Tom Adams, post: 372413, member: 7285 wrote: My spin on the same answer: The plat calls for 30 feet. That is the "legal" width of the lot. If I com...

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RE: The Most Beautiful Type I R-O-W Marker in Texas (Possibly)

lmbrls, post: 372623, member: 6823 wrote: In GA, the R/W monuments are set by the contractor and are often inaccurate. The Highway Department will ho...

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RE: Damn erasers

I just buy those big packs of cheapo plastic mechanical pencils from staples and keep it in the work truck. They get lost faster than the eraser even ...

10 years ago
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RE: Interesting Statistics about our profession (Florida) and ?

NY has averaged 34 new licensees per year and currently has 1488 surveyors. I cannot find an age breakdown.

10 years ago
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RE: Anybody have some good Book Recommendations ?

I was going to post this exact question last week as I read the pincushuon effect and loved it so I'm looking for more. I searched the forum and foun...

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RE: Interesting Statistics about our profession (Florida) and ?

Yup. NY had 4 licenses issued this October exam period.

10 years ago
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RE: My interesting week

Dave Karoly, post: 371122, member: 94 wrote: The vast majority of Deeds in States other than Texas have descriptions that don't call for the monuments...

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RE: My interesting week

Almost all plats here in my area of NY are protracted lines that were never actually run on the ground. Nothing set until after the plat was filed, if...

10 years ago
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RE: My interesting week

It surely seems amazing/impossible that you can get a GPS unit if any type to work under that much canopy. Once they get real time to work in this s...

10 years ago
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RE: Robotic Questions

I also only look through the scope for DR measuring... unless the point is close and I can easily see the laser pointer then I don't even look through...

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