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Number 1 way to know a non-LS engineer is reviewing your plans:

Per comment notes:
Change 73°22'00" to 73°21'60" on curve table - sheet 9.
Ryan Versteeg, PLS, CFedS
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I think she was just adding the seconds of the partial dimensions and came to 60, or she was in the CAD file and measured 59.75" and rounded up to 60"
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Post by land butcher »

Either way, the engineer should know which is right, or more right, or get a different job.
Blame their teachers and supervisor for the lack of training.
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Post by goodgps »

ha ha
Go ahead and change it and put a note on your map explaining that you were required to make that change by the (City Surveyor) or County Surveyor . . .[state the name and license no] . . . .
Then forward a copy to the board . . . . . . .

Tee hee hee [not really]
Sometimes I get a devilish streak.

The Devilish streak comes from being requested to change some format issue . . .then being requested to change it back.

Its Not cute and it does get OLD after a while.

Well Ryan ?
did you make the change >:-)

hehehehehe
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Post by pls7809 »

Ya right. No I just circled the comment in blue and wrote "these are the same value???".
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