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Jim Frame
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Anyone know who's signing Records of Survey in Butte County these days? I'm in the process of preparing one, but the most recent example map I have is from 2010.

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7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
Phone: 530.538.7266
Fax: 530.538.7171
Hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

interesting couldnt find a name.
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Could still be Bill Bridgnell. bbridgnell@buttecounty.net
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It is Bill Bridgnell. He signs as:

William H. Bridgnell, PLS 8096
Deputy County Surveyor

Attached is a pdf of the signature block we use.
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Before Mike submitted his post I phoned the number above. I got voicemail, but Bill Bridgnell was one of the voicemail options, so I emailed him to inquire.

P.S. That name rang a bell, so I looked up an old project and saw that he reviewed a Corner Record I submitted in 2008. His title was Associate Surveyor at the time.

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I haven't heard back from the county yet, so I'll pose my other question here: the fee document I found on the Butte County website shows the ROS checking fee being $163 per hour with an $800 deposit. However, that document is dated 2013. Is that still the correct fee?

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Yes, $800 time billing deposit is still correct.
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Okay, thanks. It's off in today's mail!
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Jim Frame wrote:the fee document I found on the Butte County website shows the ROS checking fee being $163 per hour with an $800 deposit.
Jeesh, we better up our fees. :)
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Edward M Reading wrote:Jeesh, we better up our fees. :)
No, please. Although, you are significantly quicker then other counties around here....we do appreciate the speed and low cost!
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Just kidding! Thanks, we try to be as responsive as possible.
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Ed:
SLO county should be the model agency for how to check a map for the entire state. $250 fee and you get your check prints back in a week! Compare this to Santa Barbara County that puts you through 4 checks minimum with a different map checker for each submittal. This process takes about 2 years to record your map. Meanwhile, your client refuses to pay after the first few months.
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I used to check maps with Ed at MNS and at Quad Knopf under another PLS. Most people don't know what they are doing as far making a proper map for recording. But usually after three checks, it should be up to snuff. Although, there are always exceptions......
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