As fantastic as the scientific method is, it is greatly limited by our ability to observe.

(a) The Registered Professional Land Surveyor shall personally apply his/her seal and signature to final documents released to the public representing...

I hear you, and I've heard others of prominence express the same opinion. I'm just not sure how it squares with 663.18e. What's the point of it? I gue...

sjc1989, post: 345987, member: 6718 wrote: The call to the easement would prevail for me. Doubtful that the INTENT was to have a gap. I'd rather expl...

First, I've never done a well site map. I'm within walking distance of the World's Richest Acre, but I've done very little oilfield related survey wor...

If history is any indication, you will not quote me accurately.My conscience is clean, I've not been dishonest in anything I've said. You have been d...

It's not that I am against a protracted discourse on the original subject, it's just that the debate seems to be more than you can handle, causing you...

I accept your concession. I can't think of a reason that you would continually misrepresent your opponent's views except that you've come to the concl...

The only thing being wildly exercised is your imagination. You've MISSED the ENTIRE premise of my original question, and served your crazed interpreta...

Kent McMillan, post: 345143, member: 3 wrote: The problem with that argument is that ALL markers are to comply with that requirement (emphasis mine), ...

You're twisting in the wind now. The rule 663.17a says that a set monument must be set to a sufficient depth, etc. There would be no need for a rule s...

Kent McMillan, post: 345109, member: 3 wrote: The emphasis on descriptions that you seem to find alternately so inscrutable or so burdensome has actua...

Dave Karoly, post: 345085, member: 94 wrote: I can't imagine describing a monument set without mentioning how it was tagged or capped? That is just od...

Kent McMillan, post: 345083, member: 3 wrote: And the fact that they did not violate 663.19(b) and (e) is exactly the point that has thus far eluded y...

Kent McMillan, post: 344993, member: 3 wrote: Possibly in your mind, but the real question was... Since the question was mine (from my mind), and I ...

I'd be content if you would simply point to the letter of the law that requires a surveyor to mention ID in a description or plat - the actual specifi...

B and E both include describe monuments found or set. It's as if the description is particularly focused on 'found or set' more so than the descriptio...

Andy Nold, post: 344979, member: 7 wrote: Hey Shawn, did you receive any clarification from the board yet?No not yet, Andy.I swore this thread off unt...

Kent McMillan, post: 344985, member: 3 wrote: One thing that this thread underscores for me is how poorly many Texas registrants understand the letter...

Kent McMillan, post: 344963, member: 3 wrote: I like Texas just fine. We are headed in the right direction, but for all the hours and hours of continu...