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> > He came and spent almost 3 hours touring around the property on a mule. I know what you are thinking...this is Kawasaki Mule UTV. > > ...
> It might be a good idea to ask the Surveyor if he could set his pipes in concrete. A few good reasons include that it is much easier for the per...
> Surveying in Hawaii is not that easy, there are a lot of overlaps and gaps all over the place, especially in your area, where it is not that deve...
> Be patient Swami and all of your questions will be answered in good time. I'm certain that if you coordinate with your PLS, he could set a tempor...
> Time to kick back and let your newly-hired PLS do his thing. All we can do here is second guess. That will probably not be very helpful.Thanks ...
> I would let the PLS do his work, evaluate the pipes set by the other surveyor, and make decisions based upon the deeds and what evidence he finds...
Hawaiian Post> Andy's idea would work. Each owner would have 1/3 interest in the land. A separate survey map can be drafted showing each 1/3 intere...
> I have a standard email I send out that gives a complete breakdown of the work involved for a boundary survey and have found that people are more...
> How do you keep up with returning phone calls, scheduling jobs, getting out maps, returning emails, etc?...I guess what I'm asking is how do you ...
> Anyone have a good supplier of the "brick" batteries for the radio? I'm also looking for one of the high quality 12 volt power cords, not the che...
> You could easily work in azimuths only. You could assume your beginning azimuth if you didn't actually use a compass or do a stellar observation...
> A few years ago, I was doing a survey over Thanksgiving weekend. Since I work at the surveying toy store, I was using equipment from our stock o...
> It might help if you refer to "Just pushing the button" as "Zeroing the instrument", and "the backsight" as "The zero line". I've found that seem...
> Back before data collectors and computers, when everything was done with a theodolite, we would survey everything with true azimuths on construct...