It's sad that flood plain managers do not take their jobs more seriously. I've been lucky in my area that the flood plain managers will respond quick...

It's the modern day equivalent of this:[flash width=560 height=315]//www.youtube.com/v/-7aIf1YnbbU?hl=en_US&version=3[/flash]

LOL. I had that once on a platted lot, where the description was like "Lot 2 of Smith Subdivision ... "We got a message saying, "We can't use the sur...

Holy Cow,That's actually a different Senate Bill that is supposed to delay Biggert Waters for 4 years, but the House leader has already said he would ...

Okay, I think I got it figured out, although it's not very obvious from reading the new law. I found this section in the new "budget bill", which app...

All I'm saying is that if you want to study common law, especially as it relates to your state, it's better to focus on the State Supreme Court and Ap...

Some parts say 15-20 jobs per day ...When I do the math, based on the numbers they throw out.15 jobs X 235 working days per year = 3525 jobs/year.$90,...

I can't speak for Exacta, because I don't know how they operate, but I always thought "contract crew" or "paid per job" arrangements with distant comm...

Around here, trial courts don't often "publish" and explain their ruling, which makes it hard to discern why the judge ruled a certain way. There ar...

Work Load - WTF ??I'm at about 80% of where I'd like to be, but can't complain. A little slow, but keeping the bills the paid, so far. The last few...

In Florida, you can fill your 2-year (24 credit) requirement with correspondence courses or internet courses for less than $500 total. Have you consi...

I've also never seen a survey that directly cites a court case, but that doesn't mean that the surveyor's decision making in solving conflicting evide...

I don't know what articles you are referring to, but commonly accepted "survey principles" are generally set by court decisions from the distant past,...

Thanks, I couldn't read that on the first post. I just saw the one above that said "found in place". Looks like the first guy replanted the "loose" ...

How you do know it was loose?

I've seen enough crappy surveys that I know that having a license doesn't necessarily mean you're qualified to train anyone. B-)

I would assume that any geomatics core would have a few classes on boundary law and it's practical application. Why would anyone think otherwise?