If a lis pendens has been filed against the property in preparation for foreclosure, the city/town/county will never approve a split.
The FEMA FIRM covering the area in question should state the datum. If you are doing any Elev Certs, etc, your datum must match or provide the conver...
Be careful! 0.04' on earth is 0.08' on Mars. Sending the wrong crew would result in YEARS of head scratching.
You will make mistakes at some point. Everyone does. The key is to FIND your mistakes.
Redo the entire traverse. You obviously did something wrong.
I agree, Andy. When I was new to surveying, I often gave neighbors too much information that came back to my boss or the owner. I was in trouble mor...
[sarcasm]They actually had a scanning article in POB?[/sarcasm]
The two surveys, as previously discussed, indicated different boundary lines, with Hasty's being more favorable to Appellants' desire to gain access t...
> Once again, the almost uncontrollable need for surveyors to continually "breakdown" sections again and again and again according to chapter 3 of ...
Surveyors are in and out of ditches looking for corner, ties, etc, might as well pick up garbage!
I only use a robot. Does anyone know the conversion from "GPS Datum" to "Robot Datum"? 😉
> That looks like one well built bridge!I was thinking "That is one well built excavator!"
I would be somewhat leery about OCR. How will you ever know if an "8" was scanned as a "0"?If you do scan it, can you change the text size and type o...
Wasn't there any county surveyor etc oversight on the paving contractor's procedures?
NO. Writing descriptions would kick in WI Admin Code "Minimum Standards" which would include staking, map, filing, etc.Besides, how could you possibl...
Thanks, guys, for making Wisconsin winters seem more tolerable. I appreciate that.
[sarcasm]Hey, if you can't accept 'em, why not move 'em.[/sarcasm]
> today I wrote a memo to myself on my phone with witnesses to a Government corner. Are you suggesting a need for a FIELD BOOK APP for the phone?A...
The monument of record is a wood stake, not a "pin" (what is that, anyway). Until you can ascertain where the "pin" came from, it's just that, a hunk...
> David White....'Nuff said.
