need help

[garciahunter]

madam/sir
               please help me interpret this sign i found this in the river
          thanks and Godbless...
http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/268/snv31113.jpg
http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/646/snv31114u.jpg

[mickey]

brod

    most of our land bounderies you can find P.S. which mean PHILIPPINE SOIL...BUT BE READY TO YOURSELF SOMEBODY GONNA SAY ..it was an odd shape rock only!!! he he he let us see maybe some expert gonna say on this ..welcome brod

[raquel_lyks]

garciahunter

         P.S -Philippine Soil....not pretty sure ???looked likes boundaries of the LOT... but anyway take another photos,

Raqz

[mickey]

mam raquel

 im talking about our land bounderies P.S. post(muhon) not his sign on the river maybe somebody gonna say again that im wrong and making myself an expert...I agree on myself IM NOT AN EXPERT...if person is an expert he will not making a debate on sign and marker...THAT ONLY LEGITIMATE SIGN AND MARKERS ARE COMING FROM HIM ONLY..PEACE MAM RAQUEL

[Gboy]

Miss Racquel (not yet Mama),

Simple solution to debate ones opinion.
Who believe what Mr. X says on the topic?....Vote and explain why.
Who contradicts?...Vote and explain why

NO REBUTTAL ON SOMEBODY ELSE VOTE....His vote is final.
MAJORITY WINS...NO APPEAL. Problem solve.

[DINDO BAYAUA]

PS - Professional Surveyor. Those markers are part of the BLLM (Bureau of Lands Location Monument) so definitely they are not treasure markers. They were being placed there in lieu of the cylindrical cement due to the topographical erosion which could alter the the exact location. The stones are seen as permanent so it was chosen rather than the use of the cylindrical cement. That method is still adopted until 1976 or 1977.

In the book of Engr Venancio Besavilla, (Reviewer on Math and Surveying- 1976), it used the words Philippine Survey but some old professional surveyors still prefer Professional Surveyor.

Whew, this topic made me run and look for my old books!!!

[Janner]

Is that a "Philippine Survey" site marker for gps.?
They used them where i used to live near Nasugbu...

[Gboy]

Example test of contested topic (MUHON)

P.S. Philippine soil......Vote: 0

P.S. Professional Surveyor....Vote: 1  (gboy  )  

Oks ba?

Note: every vote is final, majority wins.
If you choose the wrong or correct answer, it doesn't matter bcoz thats your opinion/observation and your VOTE is final hehehe

[Janner]

and that was a perfect example of what this site is about, experience, wisdom and helping another member.

brilliant !!

[mickey]

as what i have heard from my surveyor..he is the one surveyed my lot.so i ask him what is the meaning of P.S..he told me it was philippine soil..so i never put any attention on it and even dont have any knowledge on this..pardon me if im wrong..


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'Dont start again" pls.....

NO  polls,
just behave, act like gentlemen and enjoy the site

[Corel]

OT

Gboy, Mickey.. man you guys are making this forum lively...

[mickey]

why only my comment has been removed?..just asking peace

[Janner]

you were starting to heat up again..cool down man take rest......relax.....

[t_hunter44]

PS - Professional Surveyor. Those markers are part of the BLLM (Bureau of Lands Location Monument) so definitely they are not treasure markers. They were being placed there in lieu of the cylindrical cement due to the topographical erosion which could alter the the exact location. The stones are seen as permanent so it was chosen rather than the use of the cylindrical cement. That method is still adopted until 1976 or 1977.

In the book of Reverendo Dihan, (Reviewer on Math and Surveying- 1976), it used the words Philippine Survey but some old professional surveyors still prefer Professional Surveyor.

Whew, this topic made me run and look for my old books!!!

What I know was the cylindrical concrete markers(muhon) that separates a lot has BL or PS on top of it and it used to mean Bureau of Lands for BL and Private Surveyor or Professional Surveyor for PS. Nowadays most of these markers or Muhon is marked PS as most is done nowadays by Private or Professional Surveyor firms so when you see a BL, then it usually is an old marker as I think Bureau of Lands in not in the business of doing Land Surveys anymore and when you see a BL Marker, that particular piece of land has an old land title. Reasons why one will see this PS markers nowadays was the land is being subdivided by family members, or land grabbing or on new land titles. Just my 2 cents worth.
JUst my 2 cents worth.

[ghost]

I agree with DB and TH44, when our land was subdivided 5 years ago, The 'muhon' marked BL is now replaced with 'muhon' mark PS as it is done by Private/Professional surveyors. Just my experience in this "muhon' thing.