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RE: Surveying? Or deed staking?

The question is whether the boundary line has been established or not. The owners may have done the original survey when they stepped it off. With 6...

14 years ago
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RE: Data/File Organization

If I was doing this on a large scale and looking to be able to use it long into the future I'd put it into a GIS system. Scan all the paper and then ...

14 years ago
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RE: Land still in Grandpa's name

I'm not giving any legal advice, I'm just curious about the situation.The strips are a 66 wide strip for 1980 feet that attaches to strip 165 feet wid...

14 years ago
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RE: Pictures from the field ...

A hole on the trees. I been to NH once and I liked it (not GPS country). Heard the winters can be challenging. My Great Grandfather came from Green...

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RE: An interesting situation with the Corps of Engineers....

A little more info for context...Yeah, I can understand the non effect of your 5000 gpm.In Utah you would need a water right to withdraw 10 gpm from L...

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RE: An interesting situation with the Corps of Engineers....

I don't think Kentucky has water rights like here in the west. Riparian landowners have a right to use the stream although there probably is a limita...

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RE: An interesting situation with the Corps of Engineers....

I'm quite up on western water law (appropriation) but not so much on eastern (riparian). It's sounds like under Kentucky law you have the right to us...

14 years ago
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RE: TDS localization

Most likely your localization is setting up a low distortion projection. Your base point that you calibrate to would be on the central Meridian and a...

14 years ago
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RE: TBC v2.7 upgrade problem

I got it installed but it took a l o n g time.

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RE: Amazing PLSS Recovery

PICTURES - Amazing PLSS RecoveryI found a nice Stewart stone a couple years ago. Cut in BIG and DEEP. I think the later guys where more like us and ...

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RE: Amazing PLSS Recovery

PICTURES - Amazing PLSS RecoveryYeah that's how they look. Mine is from 1872 so 19 years later he is still doing the same thing. I've also found som...

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RE: Amazing PLSS Recovery

PICTURES - Amazing PLSS RecoveryPictures from new monumentation of corner.STONENew mark in hole with tip of rebuired stone showingNew Cap

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RE: Bought the farm

I'd probably side with the bank. You hold title per the original description. To clear up the location a survey showing the record and measured is r...

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RE: Amazing PLSS Recovery

The notes say a sand stone. It's a light grey/white and very hard. It could be granite. They're almost all sand stones according to Deputy Ferron. ...

14 years ago
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RE: New NGS Datasheet Format

Has and XML option been considered? Works good for importing from OPUS.

14 years ago
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RE: Reference Measurements and Monuments

wassamatter Digger?The coordinates don't make the markers irrelevant. But a publicly filed record of a properly done long OPUS session on a point pre...

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RE: PLSS Cap Marking

The marker(s) will be aluminum pipes and 3-1/4 caps. I don't think four are necessary. I suppose you could tie it out 4 ways to bearing objects. Wh...

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