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Navigating the Golden State: California's Surveying Heritage

In California, a state renowned for its dramatic landscapes and dynamic history, surveying has been a critical thread in the fabric of its development. This narrative extends from the early Spanish land delineations to the transformative era of the G

Started by christopher lucas in California Land Surveying

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Land Surveyor Indemnifications in Public Works Contracts

This is a subject that has come up in the past and will continue to be a subject of contention between owners, primes, and construction staking subcontractors. A related subject is the insurance coverage requirements in public works contracts, but t

Started by David Eisenbeisz

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Not a Surveyor

Senate Bills

Went to a CLSA meeting this month and the senate bills were talked about. Anyone else know about them of have thoughts on them.
SB 556 and SB 339.

Started by Aaron Baxter

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Surveyor Needed in El Cerrito, CA

I am asking for a personal favor from any surveyor who is up for a small challenge in El Cerrito, CA. A good friend is simply trying to have a survey performed on his private drive and its very strange that he can't seem to find a surveyor up for th

Started by ⚡Survenator⌁

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San Francisco Building Permits Mapped

Surveyors,If you want to find out about building alerts and planning applications in San Francisco you should check out this new map from buildingeye.

Using the map you can search by address to find out about near-by planning applications, what stag

Started by Skip Farrow

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Land Surveyor

Narrowbanding in California

Are the 2013 narrowbanding rules affecting your business in California?

Per the FCC, Beginning January 1, 2013, mobile radio systems operating in the 150-512 MHz radio bands (this applies to most of GPS devices that Surveyors use for RTK) must cease o

Started by Scott D. Warner, PLS

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