Daniels Land Surveying, PLLC

12/02/2021

Candidate will be required to draft survey plats, topographic surveys, and other documents as required. Experience with Carlson and AutoCad software is a preferred but not required.

12/02/2021

Candidate will be required to have a SI certificate or the ability to obtain the certification within 6 months. Job responsibilities will include courthouse research, field work, survey calculations, and plat drafting.

12/02/2021

Collect and manage data collected during the course of land surveying tasks as delegated by the Project Surveyor. Prior experience on a survey crew is required. Some light travel is also required.

10/03/2021

DLS is currently accepting resumes for field surveyors with at least 2 years of experience. Experience with Trimble GPS and robotic total stations is preferred but not required. Work will consist of mainly rural boundary surveys with occasional topographic and ALTA work. Travel is frequent (25-30%) and all travel costs are covered by the company. There is also ample opportunity for overtime if desired.

Monday - Friday work week and a competitive pay rate.

03/26/2021

06/17/2020

LIVE WEBINAR TOMORROW

June 18, 2020 - 12:30 PM to 2:30 pm CST
Riparian Boundaries for Arkansas

Presented by: Dick Elgin, PS, PhD
Description:Rivers make convenient boundaries; however, as natural, visible and inviting as they are for governments, treaties and owners, they have one huge, troublesome characteristic: they move. And, defining exactly where a boundary along or in a river is located can be very difficult. All riparian boundaries are dependent on the river being navigable or nonnavigable. What are the rules and legal principles applicable to riparian and littoral boundaries? Who determines navigability? What happens to the riparian boundary when the river moves? Moves slowly? Moves quickly? What effect does re-emergence have on title? Who owns the bed of once navigable riverbed, now dry following an avulsion? How can one write a boundary description of a tract adjoining a river if it is unknown if the river is navigable or nonnavigable? All these are interesting questions (and there are others) to which the Arkansas Professional Surveyor should know the answers. In this Arkansas riparian boundary primer, these topics (and others) will be reviewed.

Member cost: $70; Non-member cost: $90
https://www.arprofessionalsurveyors.com/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1386645

09/15/2019

This site was under water from the Mississippi River for 180 days this summer. Dry as a bone now.

06/16/2019

Today in History: Arkansas becomes the 25th state, 1836 https://www.loc.gov/item/today-in-history/june-15/?loclr=fbloc

06/05/2019

An amazing, top-secret, raised-relief map was a key to Allied D-Day success in World War II, 75 years ago this week. The Library has preserved that map.

A top-secret, raised-relief model of Utah Beach helped the Allied leadership, including Eisenhower and Montgomery, plan for D-Day.

05/28/2019

I’ve posted about railroad date nails in the past but here are a couple found today. One from 1937 and one from 1968.

05/07/2019