In the article “Study could lower or nix local flood insurance costs” we see a familiar situation that was finally resolved by ONE citizen paying for a flood study to help his neighbors. The situation was that… Residents along Wolf … Continue reading →
If you like maps like me, and you like wind mills (wind turbines), you’ll LOVE this link to the USGS Wind Farm map. (Yes, Dust in the Wind is one of my favorite songs, and Kansas has a number of … Continue reading →
WHAT THE HELL do you mean you’re not paying the rest of the survey fee? (I always get at least 50% retainer, for just this situation.) So, you say my survey is wrong, why? “The tax map says I … Continue reading →
Why the HELL l did I just tell that guy that I can’t give him a price on $25,000 to $30,000 worth of work? He said “are you kidding me?” “I know it sounds idiotic sir but that’s the law … Continue reading →
This picture is of my Dad, Johnny Earl Maxwell (middle), my brother Joel (right), and an Uncle who’s land they were surveying. Joel is the only one of us who didn’t survey professionally. My brother Allen and I both followed … Continue reading →
