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tribdog
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This is for the other people who have anything to do with surveying.
My company won the contract on a luxury housing development in a very exclusive area of the West Valley here in Arizona. The lots alone are mid 6 figure. The lots are being built into the side of a small mountain, and the owner of the development isn't allowed to touch anything above the areas being developed. I was hired to stake out where the construction limits are, then he was bringing in some people to string a rope fence along the points I gave him. The points I put in are what are called for in the plans, and the plans have been approved by the city. I was about half-way done today, and I noticed that the points I had already set had been moved. The owner was moving them to where he thought they should be. It's a good thing I caught it, I was able to get the owner to take responsibility for where the points are now, but it could have been my butt if I didn't cover it.
My company won the contract on a luxury housing development in a very exclusive area of the West Valley here in Arizona. The lots alone are mid 6 figure. The lots are being built into the side of a small mountain, and the owner of the development isn't allowed to touch anything above the areas being developed. I was hired to stake out where the construction limits are, then he was bringing in some people to string a rope fence along the points I gave him. The points I put in are what are called for in the plans, and the plans have been approved by the city. I was about half-way done today, and I noticed that the points I had already set had been moved. The owner was moving them to where he thought they should be. It's a good thing I caught it, I was able to get the owner to take responsibility for where the points are now, but it could have been my butt if I didn't cover it.