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Paul D, post: 349540, member: 323 wrote: Beginning at the northwest corner of land now or formerly of the Estate estate; thence ...... Perhaps? This...
imaudigger, post: 349512, member: 7286 wrote: The comments regarding centering your bearing/distances is important from a clarity aspect, especially f...
Dan Patterson, post: 349489, member: 1179 wrote: I'm not licensed in NY, but here are some comments I would have if this were in NJ: -more building ti...
Hollandbriscoe, post: 349396, member: 9155 wrote: If you are not going to set the missing corners (not sure why you wouldn't but any who) you need to ...
Norman Oklahoma, post: 349226, member: 9981 wrote: The topo part of your drawing looks nice. I have the following comments:1. Describe the monuments f...
Dan Patterson, post: 349352, member: 1179 wrote: Do you have to set the missing corners? Here in NJ it is required. Nope, not required here.
Warren Smith, post: 349272, member: 9900 wrote: Wasn't this scenario on the exam you just took and passed? 😀 Welcome to the world of licensure! ...
Owen Littlefield, post: 349293, member: 10691 wrote: Found out two days ago that I passed via the NYS Office of the Professions online verification pa...
Warren Smith, post: 349272, member: 9900 wrote: Wasn't this scenario on the exam you just took and passed? 😀 Welcome to the world of licensure! Y...
Cyril Turner, post: 349266, member: 159 wrote: Again, I'm not sure what the rules are for NY but in TX monuments have a greater dignity than bearing o...
Richard Germiller, post: 349260, member: 499 wrote: I'm curious, I notice that the difference between the record and measured bearings along the road ...
Cyril Turner, post: 349252, member: 159 wrote: Maybe a dumb question but did you look for monuments across the street to prove up bearings along the r...
Ken Salzmann, post: 349258, member: 398 wrote: Congratulations Rich! Ken Thanks Ken!
BajaOR, post: 349231, member: 9139 wrote: Well that's a cute little 5,000 sq.ft., $2M place!Re: your map:- it's odd that (coming from the north) the p...
JBrinkworth, post: 349244, member: 6179 wrote: Here is another plat for comparison...along the same lines as Norman's suggestions.Wow! Impress plat. ...
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BajaOR, post: 349231, member: 9139 wrote: Well that's a cute little 5,000 sq.ft., $2M place!Re: your map:- it's odd that (coming from the north) the p...
vern, post: 349232, member: 3436 wrote: Rich is working in a whole different world than we are. A monument found quite likely looks more like a granit...
Paul D, post: 349234, member: 323 wrote: n/f = now or formerly. I don't work in NY but around here those who need to know what it means, does. Brave m...
vern, post: 349227, member: 3436 wrote: Are you looking at the same drawing as I am? I see planimetrics which do indeed look nice, but I don't see any...