While signing a bunch of Corner Records today I kept crossing out "or R.C.E." and wondered just how many active pre '82 RE's can there be.
It's been 35 years!
Pre-1982 R.E.'s
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Dave Lindell
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DWoolley
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Re: Pre-1982 R.E.'s
I believe there are approximately 10, 000 pre-82 licenses - most of which probably aren't practicing land surveying.
In comparison, prior to this last round of testing, there were approximately 4200 current land surveying licenses. There has been a spike, approximately 40%, in the number of land surveying licenses issued over the last decade - according to a report presented at the last BPELSG meeting.
DWoolley
In comparison, prior to this last round of testing, there were approximately 4200 current land surveying licenses. There has been a spike, approximately 40%, in the number of land surveying licenses issued over the last decade - according to a report presented at the last BPELSG meeting.
DWoolley
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Mr. Smith
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Re: Pre-1982 R.E.'s
One of my mentors was a pre 82 and I can only strive try to be
as good of a surveyor as that man is.
Because of mortality you will see less and less adding to the existing shortage.
I wonder if title law will be transformed into a Torrens system?
One massive BLA
as good of a surveyor as that man is.
Because of mortality you will see less and less adding to the existing shortage.
I wonder if title law will be transformed into a Torrens system?
One massive BLA