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Another outstanding lesson Mr. Stahl. "Presumption of law" is something I like to hear about.
This seems like a parallel to something I run into often. Several counties have planning commissions that must approve any splits. This is a legal l...
The surveying curriculum in the local college requires co-op credits in which a student works in the field in between various levels of courses. At g...
I've been wearing Justin logger boots for the most of the last decade and they do well for a about a year and a half. I am seriously considering maki...
I spend a lot of time trying to educate clients, lawyers, landowners, etc about the importance of attaching the plat with the deed. One county in par...
In Kentucky only a surveyor can write descriptions, and that has been the law for some time. The former law wasn't perfectly clear about it so we re-...
Excellent response Mr. Stahl, and similiar to a position you have stated earlier that changed the way I look at this problem. My state does not have ...
There was a lengthy thread called "bought the farm" that had to do with this subject. The essence of it was that I recently purchased a farm that had...
Ditto
There are very few records for monuments in Kentucky. I would never pull a monument of any kind, and one reason is that no one really knows how or wh...
I like it, especially if it is in the right spot. Bushhogs and bulldozers are liable to miss that one for some time. The landowners should be able t...
I use Carlson with embedded Autocad and think it is great, coming from Softdesk. Very short learning curve. One of the magazines within the last six...
5 years and 2 months for me. Still love solo.
I recently bought 37 acres and it had just been surveyed and monumented. I have big plans for setting concrete around the pins, and setting large gal...