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ISPLS Member, Dennis Grumpp, New Palestine, Serves As Ebenezer Buckingham, U.S. Deputy Surveyor, at Reinactment of the Setting of Indiana's Initial Point IER E VOLUME 32 QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE INDIANA SOCIETY OF NUMBER 2 PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS, INC. FALL 2005 AFFILIATED WITH THE AMERICAN CONGRESS ON NATIONAL SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY OF SURVEYORS ISPLS member, Dennis Grumpp, New Palestine, serves as Ebenezer Buckingham, U.S. Deputy Surveyor, at reinactment of the setting of Indiana's Initial Point. (See pages 20 and 21 for pictures) 2005 OFFICERS & COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS (2005) DIRECTORS Ron Whar~y- President 52 W. Clinton Street Prof. Development Government Affairs Internal Affairs Communications Frankfort, IN 4604 1 Chair: Tony Gregory Chair: JohnStephens Chair: Rich Hudson Chair: Harold Hart RES:(765)654-5385 BUS:(765)654-59 10 Co-Chair: EDUCA TION BOARD OF BYLAWS Frank Ballintyn Frank Ballintyn - President Elect Brad Cramer - Chair REGISTRATION Don Bengel,Chair 2855 Plantation Ct. Bryan Catlin LIAISON Ronald Hansell HOOSIERSUR VEYOR Sellersburg, IN 47 170 Bill Clark Perry Cloyd - JanIJuly Jefferey Myers RES:(8 12)246-988 1 BUS:(8 12)294-4306 Ken Curtis - Chair Randy Compton Ed Sweetland -July/Dec. Tim Warner David R.1-I. Best John Updike - Vice President Bruce Franke Randy Conpton Steve Johnson 33 15 Countr Park Lane COUNTYSURVEYORS Mike Davis Ft. Wayne, 468 15 John Silnes Steve Murray - Chair CHAPTERS Ronald llansell WilliamStine RES:(260)749-1403 BUS:(260)496-9699 John Updike - Chair Bill Stine Robert Tyler Jeffe~tyYatsko Mark Isaacs - Secreta David York GOVERNOR ETHICS 4337 N Coun Rd 277 w GREA T LA KES John Stephens - Chair INTERSOCIETY LICENSING EXAM Bill Clark Browntown, ?N 47220 COUNCIL RELATIONS RES:(8 12)358-2702 BUS:(812)522-382 1 REVIEW Don Bengel - Govenor Greg Garrison Perry Cloyd - Chair Ed Sweetland - Chair Tony Gregory- Alternate Tony Grego~y MarkChamness Ed Sweetland - Treasurer Bruce Franke Les Weber 6793 W. Colonial Drive Michael Fink Robert Gross HA RN/GIS Thomas Lingle Indiana olis, IN 46140 DennisGrumpp MONUMENTATION FINANCE & ~~~:(3y7)891-1137BUS:(3 17)547-5580 Joy Poe Michael Huffman Steve Murray- Chair PLANNING John Updikc Jefferey Myers Tom Mahon-Co Chair Ed Sweetland - Chair TERM EXPIRES JAN 2006 Brian Rayl Kevin Breitzke Dianne Bennett John Stephens MEMBERSHIP 979 S. R~verwoodDr. Robert Ty ler Perry Cloyd Frank Ballintyn Mark Gardner - Chair Wabash, IN 46992 John Updike David Devine Doug Herendeen Daniel Kovert Norman Hiselman Mark lsaacs RES:(260)563-6080 BUS:(260)489-5541 Gary Witty SCHOLARSHIPS David Mendenhall John Stephens Tony Gregory Mark Isaacs - Chair Paul Sanders John Updike PUBLICA TIONS 8827 Idlewild Ave. Frank Ballintyn Wayne Sheets Ron Whany Dennis Grumpp - Chair Highland, IN 46322 Lee Bender Bruce Strack Gordon Bell RES:(2 19)942-6320 BUS:(2 19)989-2577 Matthew Bertsch B.H.W. van Gelder NOMINATIONS Randy Compton CoralinaCandler Mark Gardner - Chair Ed Sweetland - Secretary Steven Knies Lisa Dobrowski LEGISLA TION Don West Don West Orwic Johnson Richard Miller - Chair Rich Hudson John Updike - Vice President Daniel Kovert Kevin Breitzke PUBLICINFORM4 TION Mark Schepers AllanFrisinger & MARKETING TERM EXPIRES JAN 2007 Troy Smith Ron Hansell E. Donald Ben el Greg Garrison- Chair 73 E. ~ivisionWoad Nathan Walker Steven Jones Don West - Co Chair Val araiso, IN 46383 Brady Kuhn David B. H. Best RE{:(^ 19)465-0988 BUS:(219)462-0690 TECHNICIANS Jay Poe Perry Cloyd Nathan Althouse - Chair Paul Sanders David Deckard Rich Hudson Greg Garrison David Smoll WEB PAGE 574 North 50 West Jason Henderson Dan Woo Chris Marbach - Chair Val araiso, IN 46385 Brian Rayl David Devine RE!:(^ 19)462-2946 BUS:(2 19)462- 1 158 Ryan Swingley STANDARDS Doug Herendeen Nor Hiselman - Chair David Mendenhall Mark Isaacs - Secretary TRIGSTAR PeterArnold Tony Gregory - Chair Todd Rauer Ron Wharry - President Editor's Comments Frank Ballintyn David B.H. Best As I look out into the changing color of the Bill Clark Chuck Coyle, Jr. TERM EXPIRES JAN 2008 John Updike David Devine trees in our woods, I am very aware that the Frank Ballintyn - President Elect Penny Narum Bruce Franke year is moving on, fall is here, and the annual Perry Cloyd Onvic Johnson Ronald Hansell January Conference in Indianapolis is fast 3906 S camore Drive Joseph Pietrzak Jason Henderson approaching. This issue includes a copy of the Bruce Strack Brady Kuhn ~olumgus,IN 47203 program for the 2 112 day meeting and many RES:(8 12)526-2227 BUS:(8 12)526-6209 Rick Miller Brian Rismiller interesting topics are included - something to Harold Hart Wayne Sheets suit everyone's needs. If you didn't attend the 958 Watcr Street Dale Smith ISHSIISPLS-sponsored Second Principal Charlestown, IN 47 1 1 1 Bill Stine RES:(8 12)256-5777 BUS:(8 12)288-6646 John Updike Meridian Initial Point Bicentennial Celebration (1805-2005) at French Lick in September, you Steven Murra missed a great surveying history lesson and 1428 East 90K~orth Battle Ground, IN 46920 fellowship opportunity. I think the poem by the RES:(765)567-4 187 BUS:(765)423-9228 late Charley Condra on "The Old Surveyor's Thoughts" (which I read at the celebration) is ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Dianne S. Bennett, Executive Director great and very appropriate for Indiana 55 Monument Circle, Suite 7 19 surveyors. Realizing the importance of fence Indiana olis, IN 46204 lines to land surveyors, we have included (3 17) 697-8859 Fax:(317)687-5053 ISPLS is a Not For Profit Corporation another article on said topic be Walt Robillard. Ken Curtis, editor HOOSIER SURVEYOR VOLUMIC 32 NUMBER 2 FALL 2005 CONTENTS Masthead .............................................................................................................................................I President's ThoughtsIBoard of Registration News ............................................................................2 ISPLS Board Of Directors Meeting Highlights .................................................................................3-5 Things That Make You Go Hmlnmmmlnmmlnmm ..........................................................................5 U.S. Supreme Court Expands Eminent DomainIMapping Indiana ..................................................7 Fences ..................................................................................................................................................9- 1 1 Program Schedule 2006 ISPLS Convention ......................................................................................12-14 2006 ISPLS Convention Registration Form ......................................................................................15- 16 An Old Surveyor's Thoughts ............................................................................................................19 Second Principal Meridian Initial Point Bicentennial Celebration ..................................................20-2 1 Completed CareerIPurdue University Calumet Distance Education Course ....................................23 Confined Spaces & Your Employees .................................................................................................25 Calendarmew MembersISustaining MembersIWe've Moved ...........................................................26 Firm Members .....................................................................................................................................27-29 EDITORS NOTE Deadlines for copy tor various planned issues of the Hoosier Surveyor are as follows: Winter - December 3 1 ; Spring - March 3 1 ; Summer - June 30; Fall - September 30. The Hoosier Surveyor is published quarterly by the Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors, to inform land surveyors and related professions, goveniment officials, educational institutions, libraries, contractors, suppliers and associated businesses and industries about land surveying affairs. Articles and colulnns appearing in this publication do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of ISPLS or the Hoosier Surveyor staff, but are published as a service to its members, the general public and for the betterment of the surveying profession. No responsibility is assumed for errors, misquotes or deletions as to its contents. Editorial Advertising Offices Ken Curtis - Editor 55 Monument Circle, Suite 719 2204 Happy Hollow Rd Indianapolis, IN 46204 W. Lafayette, IN 47906 Phone: (3 17) 657-8859 Fax: (3 17) 687-5053 Phone: (765) 463-7452 Web Page: www.ispls.org EMail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] ISPLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS (2005) I to r, first row: Anthony Gregory,l-lighland; Ed Swcetland, Greenfield; John Stephens, Wabash; Frank Ballintyn, Sellersburg; Mark Isaacs, Brownstown; Second row: Harold Hart, Charlestown; John Updike, Fort Wayne; Ron Wharry, Frankford; Don Bengel, Valparaiso; Perry Cloyd, Columbus; and Richard Hudson, Valparaiso. Not pictured: Steven Murray, Battle Ground. Hoosier Surveyor 32-2 Page 1 PRESIDENT'S THOUGHTS by Ronald Wharry, PLS, Frankfort, Indiana I guess I should not be surprised of classes this year again will be exciting and informative and, by that this year is almost over as it has the end ofthe week, will give anyonea wealth ofthings to talk about. passed so fast. As with any year some Lets support the exhibitors that make our work easier. Lets all try things seem to be unlinished and will to come and rene\i7those acquaintances and make new fiiends that be considered an ongoing working will last a lifetime. event. But we can also look back and I want to thank the current 13oard ol'Directors with thc worl< tliey see the accomplishments with pride did this year with the insight and their thoughts tliey provided at our --. at the progress
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