The Nevada Association of Land Surveyors (NALS) purpose is to promote the common good and welfare of our members in their activities in the profession of Land Surveying; to promote and maintain the highest possible standards of professional ethics and practice; to promote professional uniformity and to promote public awareness and trust in Professional Land Surveyors and their work.
Friday, July 29, 2016
Judge to rule on Nexus pipeline company's suit for access to land for surveys
Thursday the residents told Judge Collier they resented the
"heavy-handed tactics" used by the company to convince them to allow
surveyors on their land. One woman was so traumatized by the experience
she broke down and cried as she testified. Greg Huber, lawyer for the landowners, said the residents each
received letters demanding they allow the surveyors on their land. Click here to read the full story...
Monday, July 11, 2016
BLM’s new GNSS Protocols May set Undesirable Precedent
The United States agreed to purchase Alaska from Russia in 1867 for
$7.2 million dollars, or about two cents an acre. In 1959, Alaska, with a
land mass larger than Texas, California and Montana combined, became
the 49th state in the union. For the professional surveyor, more than 20 million acres of federal
government land is scheduled to be measured and divided for conveyance
to the state for eventual sale to private individuals. Surveying can be a challenging profession, Click here to read the full story
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