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TheOregon SA publicationurv of the Professional Land Surveyors ofey Oregon or Vol. 37, No. 5, 2014 2014 PLSO Board & Committee Chairs CHAIR LEE SPURGEON PLSO OFFICE COMMITTEE CHAIRS 503-656-4915 | [email protected] PO Box 230548 ARCHIVES Roger Galles, [email protected] CHAIR-ELECT JOHN THATCHER Tigard, OR 97281 AWARDS [email protected] PHONE 503-303-1472 John Thatcher, [email protected] TOLL FREE 844-284-5496 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AIMEE MCAULIFFE BYLAWS/CONSTITUTION FAX 503-303-1472 503-303-1472 | [email protected] Brent Bacon, [email protected] EMAIL www.linkedin.com/in/amcauliffe [email protected] CONFERENCE WEB www.plso.org Jered McGrath, [email protected] CHAPTER OFFICERS EDUCATIONAL GOALS & ACTIONS (EGAC) Central PRESIDENT Erik Huffman [email protected] Joe Ferguson, [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT Kevin Samuel [email protected] FINANCIALS SECRETARY/TREASURER 1 Kevin Samuel [email protected] Gary Johnston, [email protected] Mid-west PRESIDENT Brent Bacon [email protected] GEOCACHE PRESIDENT-ELECT Dan Nelson [email protected] Ryan Godsey, [email protected] 2 SECRETARY/TREASURER John Oakes [email protected] Dan Linscheid, [email protected] PRESIDENT Chuck Wiley [email protected] Pioneer GPS USERS GROUP PRESIDENT-ELECT James Greenman [email protected] Dave Wellman, 3 SECRETARY/TREASURER Al Hertel [email protected] [email protected] Rogue River PRESIDENT Jason Martin [email protected] HISTORIAN PRESIDENT-ELECT Herb Farber [email protected] Paul Galli, [email protected] 4 SECRETARY/TREASURER John Voorheis [email protected] LEGISLATIVE South Central PRESIDENT Mitch Duryea [email protected] Tim Fassbender, [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT TBA MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY/TREASURER 5 Orlando Aquino [email protected] Gary Anderson Southwest PRESIDENT Greg Solarz [email protected] [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT TBA NSPS, OREGON GOVERNOR 6 SECRETARY/TREASURER Joe Mannix [email protected] Bob Neathamer, [email protected] PRESIDENT Brent Knapp [email protected] Umpqua OACES LIAISON PRESIDENT-ELECT Kris DeGroot [email protected] Scott Freshwaters 7 SECRETARY/TREASURER Daniel Saily [email protected] [email protected] Willamette PRESIDENT Chris Glantz [email protected] THE OREGON SURVEYOR PRESIDENT-ELECT Colter Hessel [email protected] Greg Crites, [email protected] 8 SECRETARY/TREASURER Brenda James [email protected] PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES Blue Mountain PRESIDENT Jason Wells [email protected] Bob Neathamer, [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT Lee Myers [email protected] SCHOLARSHIP SECRETARY/TREASURER 9 Steve Haddock [email protected] Ben Stacey, [email protected] STRATEGIC PLAN AFFILIATED WITH Gary Johnston, [email protected] TRIG-STAR Join us on Facebook: Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon Joe Ferguson, [email protected] TWIST Join the PLSO group: www.linkedin.com Tim Kent, [email protected] WESTFED Follow us at: www.twitter.com/ORLandSurveyors John Thatcher, [email protected] CONTENTS Editor’s Note, by Greg Crites, PLS 2 From the PLSO Chair, by Lee Spurgeon, PLS 3 View from the PLSO office, by Aimee McAuliffe 5 2015 PLSO Education and Outreach Auction 5 Lost Surveyor, by Pat Gaylord, PLS 6 The Oregon PLSO 2014 Mid-Year Financial Report, by Gary Johnston, PLS 7 Surveyor Blanket Easements, by Jerry Moran 8 Vol. 37, No. 5, 2014 Five ways a land surveyor can help Professional Land in the home buying process, by Joe Ferguson, PLS 9 Surveyors of Oregon Final Points, by John Thatcher, PLS Executive Secretary Aimee McAuliffe Cadastral tales, by Bob Taylor, PLS 12 PO Box 230548 # # # # Tigard, OR 97281 10 Hiatus | 11 Quimby | 12 Jake | 13 New Jail 503-303-1472 The Roseburg Blast Crater, by Joshua Binus 15 Toll-free: 844-284-5496 [email protected] Teaching with Spatial Technology www.plso.org (TwiST), by Timothy A. Kent, PLS 16 Publications Committee Greg Crites, PLS, Editor Professional Listings 20 [email protected] Paul Galli • [email protected] Chuck Wiley • [email protected] On the Cover, Photo by Patrick Gaylord Published by Country Roads LLM Publications, Inc. Fall is upon us. Did you find time this summer to set down the tools 8201 SE 17th Ave of our trade, and get out and experience what Oregon has to offer? Portland, OR 97202 If not, it is time to plan a weekend road trip anywhere in the state; hit 503-445-2220 • 800-647-1511 the back country roads to discover some of our great rural communities www.AssociationPublications.com and hidden natural treasures. My record road trip experience, so far, President is touching five states in one weekend—so anything is possible. Linda L. Pope, [email protected] Be sure to get out and see what you can find and have fun. Advertising Dan Hartzog, [email protected] Design The Oregon Surveyor is a publication of the Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon (PLSO). It is Lisa J. Switalla, [email protected] provided as a medium for the expression of individual opinions concerning topics relating to the Land Surveying profession. Address changes & business All notifications for changes of address, membership inquiries and PLSO business correspondence should be directed to Aimee McAuliffe, PO Box 230548, Tigard, OR 97281; 503-303-1472; [email protected]. Editorial matters & contributions of material The Oregon Surveyor welcomes your articles, comments and photos for publication. PLSO assumes no responsibility for statements expressed in this publication. Editorial matters should be directed to Greg Crites, [email protected]. Advertising policy Advertising content and materials are subject to approval of the PLSO Board and LLM Publications, Inc. The publisher reserves the right to reject any advertising that simulates copy; material must be clearly marked as “Advertisement.” For advertising, contact: Dan Hartzog, [email protected]; 503-445-2229, 800-647-1511 x2229. © 2014 LLM Publications, Inc. Send display ads to [email protected]. For submission guidelines, email [email protected]. Final Point Greg Crites, PLS The most significant outcome of that Rainbow” from The Wizard of Oz, EDITOR’S NOTE dedication was the chance to meet to name a few. That road is leading Mike’s mother, and siblings, and somewhere, and it’s left to the reader wander over the place where he grew to imagine the destination. I like up. Putting such a “personal” spin on seeing things that make me pause and his life helped me to better understand wonder. The opportunity for more to who he was as a man, not just a this story resides in that photograph. o, this isn’t the title for my last surveyor. So many of us in this Maybe, in a literal sense, that road is editorial, but both John profession lead lives that are far more leading you inside the covers of this Thatcher’s article and Pat complex and interesting than the one magazine. Certainly there are stories NGaylord’s photo in this issue gave me we display in our chosen career; so and articles contained within it that pause to reflect on a few “Final Points” opportunities to get beneath the can stir long-buried memories, enrich of my own. superficialities are a great help—for your understanding of yet another In 2012 while serving as the PLSO me at least—to get closure on such element of the fertile field of surveying, Westfed representative, my dear friend tragedies. or even entertain you. I can even and fellow WFPS representative from Bernsten’s “Final Point” program imagine this country road leading Washington State, Mike Mickiewicz represents a great way to honor to the childhood home of my friend (for those of you who can’t pronounce someone who has made significant Mike. I smile when I think of him! Polish, that’s “Mick-eh-wits”) contributions to the profession of I have Pat Gaylord to thank for that. ◆ unexpectedly passed away during a surveying. Though I don’t think it presumably simple surgical procedure. The views expressed herein are mine and mine would be advisable for everyone to alone and in no way should be construed as To say that I was saddened by his loss pursue such a memorial (as I think representing ANY opinions shared by our is an understatement. Virtually every there could be a few cemeteries that membership or a stance on political issues by event I attended while serving on the might be annoyed by a long list of this organization. WFPS BOD over my nine-year tenure requests to position control points was an opportunity to see Mike and among their memorials), I do gain further insight into his quirky believe that circumstances like sense of humor and generally pleasant Mike’s represent a fitting demeanor. Serving with him on opportunity for such an honor. various committees, I also came to For the curious, the picture of appreciate his professionalism and the his Final Point graced the cover extent of his professional network. Not of the Summer 2012 issue of only was Mike big in stature, he was the Evergreen State Surveyor. also “big” in our profession. He has Then there’s the photo by left an indelible mental picture with Pat Gaylord on the cover many of us. of this issue. Many mental I attended an informal ceremony to pictures came to mind. The dedicate Mike’s Final Point on the motorcycle ride over roads grounds of his childhood home on in the central Willamette Whidbey Island. Mike touched many Valley, the many bicycle lives in our profession, and quite a few rides over those self-same of those folks attended as well. It was a ribbons of tarmac, James sad, solemn and wonderful opportunity Hilton’s “Lost Horizons” to give Mike a final send off in a spirit and even the song that I know he would have appreciated. “Somewhere Over the Mike Mickiewicz’s Final Point 2 The Oregon Surveyor | Vol.
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