AGENDA BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION REVIEW COMMITTEE

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1 CE REVIEW COMMITTEE NOVEMBER 7, 2017

2 AGENDA BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION REVIEW COMMITTEE HILTON GARDEN INN PALM BEACH GARDENS 3505 KYOTO KYOTO GARDENS DRIVE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA Tuesday, November 7, 2017 (Meeting starts immediately following the Application Review Committee) COMMITTEE MEMBERS: George Grubbs, Chair Pat Talbott David Schryver I. REVIEW OF THE AUGUST 2017 CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE MINUTES II. REVIEW OF COURSE APPLICATIONS A. NEW PROVIDER SURVMAP EDUCATION, LLC - TBD B. NEW COURSES FOR CONSENT 2. ALABAMA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS CE31 1st COURSE: KNOW WHEN TO HOLD EM AND OTHER PROCEDURAL PITFALLS COURSE #9263 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 7.5 HOURS) 2 ND COURSE: THE SUCCESSFUL LAND SURVEYING BUSINESS COURSE #9264 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 4 HOURS) 3 RD COURSE: THREE WORLDS OF SURVEYING COURSE #9265 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 4 HOURS) 4 TH COURSE: EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY COURSE #9266 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 4 HOURS)

3 3. CE SEMINARS.ORG CE90 1st COURSE: ADVANCED LEGAL DESCRIPTION WRITING COURSE #9256 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 7 HOURS) 4. FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY CE11 1st COURSE: GEODETIC SURFACES COURSE #9258 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 2 ND COURSE: HORIZONTAL DATUMS COURSE #9259 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 3 RD COURSE: NEW DATUMS FOR THE U.S. IN 2022 COURSE #9260 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 4 TH COURSE: VERTICAL DATUMS COURSE #9261 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 5 TH COURSE: MERGING SURVEY DATA FROM MULTIPLE COLLECTION PLATFORMS COURSE #9262 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 5. LAND PRO SEMINARS CE53 1st COURSE: 5J-17 F.A.C. SURVEYING STANDARDS OF PRACTICE RULES COURSE #9257 CLASSROOM (SOP/LAWS AND RULES 6 HOURS) 6. NETTLEMAN LAND CONSULTANTS, INC. CE88 1st COURSE: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF LAND SURVEYING - CLASSROOM COURSE #9237 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 8 HOURS) III. IV. PUBLIC COMMENT ADJOURNMENT

4 MINUTES BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION REVIEW COMMITTEE EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON JACKSONVILLE BAYMEADOWS 9300 Baymeadows Road Jacksonville, Florida Tuesday, August 8, 2017 (Meeting started immediately following the Application Review Committee Meeting) The meeting was called to order by George Grubbs, Chair, at 11:27 a.m. COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT George Grubbs, Chair David Schryver Pat Talbott OTHERS PRESENT Robin Petzold, Board Chair Deborah Hill, Board Vice Chair Steven Hyde, Board Member Frank Conkling, Board Member Nick Campanile, Board Member Chris McLaughlin, Board Member Jenna Harper, Executive Director Regenia Lee, Government Analyst Patrick Creehan, Board Counsel Robert Summers, Prosecuting Attorney Cory Fedrick, PSAM Investigator Sarah Stillman David Melvin Don Elder Clayton Walley Tom Steckler Dianne Collins John Clyatt Adam Benjamin Lou Campanile Gail Oliver W. Lamar Evers David Grizzle Cynthia Grizzle Randy Tompkins Bob Strayer, Jr. Daniel Eric Quick Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers August 2017 Continuing Education Review Committee Meeting Page 1 of 5

5 Joseph Lek Art Mastronicola Ray Niles REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF THE MAY 2017 CONTINUING EDUCATION REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES After discussion, the following motion was made: MOTION: Mr. Talbott made a motion to approve the May 2017 Minutes as submitted. SECOND: Mr. Schryver seconded. ACTION: The motion passed unanimously. NEW COURSES APPROVED BY VOTE FOR CONSENT BUCHHEIT ASSOCIATES, INC. CE67 1st COURSE: SURVEYORS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (SHS) RENDEZVOUS 2017 COURSE #9244 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 7.5 HOURS) HALFMOON EDUCATION, INC. CE81 1st COURSE: WORKING WITH THE STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM COURSE #9225 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 6.5 HOURS) 2 ND COURSE: BOUNDARIES AND EASEMENTS COURSE #9226 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 6.5 HOURS) MCKISSOCK 100% EDUCATION CE66 1st COURSE: CONSTRUCTION SURVEYING: ROADWAY ROUTE SURVEYS COURSE #9228 ONLINE (GENERAL 7 HOURS) 2 ND COURSE: CONSTRUCTION SURVEYING: ROADWAY ROUTE SURVEYS COURSE #9227 CORRESPONDENCE (GENERAL 7 HOURS) Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers August 2017 Continuing Education Review Committee Meeting Page 2 of 5

6 RD COURSE: GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYING METHODS AND APPLICATIONS COURSE #9248 ONLINE (GENERAL 4 HOURS) 4 TH COURSE: GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYING METHODS AND APPLICATIONS COURSE #9249 CORRESPONDENCE (GENERAL 4 HOURS) 5 TH COURSE: OVERVIEW OF HYDROGRAPHIC AND BATHYMETRIC SURVEYING COURSE #9250 ONLINE (GENERAL 5 HOURS) 6 TH COURSE: OVERVIEW OF HYDROGRAPHIC AND BATHYMETRIC SURVEYING COURSE #9251 CORRESPONDENCE (GENERAL 7 HOURS) 7 TH COURSE: 3D SCANNING COURSE #9252 ONLINE (GENERAL 5 HOURS) 8 TH COURSE: 3D SCANNING COURSE #9253 CORRESPONDENCE (GENERAL 5 HOURS) NETTLEMAN LAND CONSULTANTS, INC. CE88 1st COURSE: FLORIDA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS COURSE #9232 ONLINE (SOP/LAWS AND RULES 8 HOURS) 2 ND COURSE: FLORIDA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS COURSE #9234 CLASSROOM (SOP/LAWS AND RULES 8 HOURS) 3 RD COURSE: FLORIDA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS COURSE #9233 CORRESPONDENCE (SOP/LAWS AND RULES 8 HOURS) Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers August 2017 Continuing Education Review Committee Meeting Page 3 of 5

7 TH COURSE: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF LAND SURVEYING COURSE #9235 ONLINE (GENERAL 8 HOURS) 5 TH COURSE: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF LAND SURVEYING COURSE #9236 CORRESPONDENCE (GENERAL 8 HOURS) 6 TH COURSE: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF LAND SURVEYING & OVERVIEW COURSE #9238 ONLINE (GENERAL 1 HOUR) REDVECTOR.COM, INC. CE57 1st COURSE: PRIORITY OF CALLS IN BOUNDARY RESOLUTION COURSE #9229 ONLINE (GENERAL 1 HOUR) 2 ND COURSE: SURVEYING RIPARIAN AND LITTORAL (WATER-RELATED) BOUNDARIES COURSE #9230 ONLINE (GENERAL 1 HOUR) After discussion, the following motion was made: MOTION: Mr. Talbott made a motion to approve all 19 courses on the consent agenda. SECOND: Mr. Schryver seconded. ACTION: The motion passed unanimously. NEW COURSES FOR DISCUSSION 1. ALABAMA SOCIETY FOR PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS CE31 1st COURSE: INTRODUCTION TO MEDIATION FOR THE LAND SURVEYOR COURSE #9245 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 1 HOUR) Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers August 2017 Continuing Education Review Committee Meeting Page 4 of 5

8 nd COURSE: UNDERSTANDING ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A CONTRACT AND RELEVANT IMPLICATIONS TO LAND SURVEYORS COURSE #9246 CLASSROOM (GENERAL 3.5 HOURS) 2. REDVECTOR.COM, INC. CE57 1 ST COURSE: TORTS AND THE SURVEYOR COURSE #9231 ONLINE (GENERAL 1 HOUR) After discussion, the following motion was made: MOTION: Mr. Talbott made a motion to approve course numbers 9245 and 9246 submitted by Alabama Society for Professional Land Surveyors, as General. SECOND: Mr. Schryver seconded. ACTION: The motion passed unanimously. After discussion, the following motion was made: MOTION: Mr. Talbott made a motion to approve course number 9231 submitted by Redvector.com, Inc., as General. SECOND: Mr. Schryver seconded. ACTION: The motion passed unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENT NONE ADJOURNMENT 11:34 A.M. Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers August 2017 Continuing Education Review Committee Meeting Page 5 of 5

9 Application Approval Checklist Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist Report Date: 10/20/ :10 AM Report Generated by: REGENIA LEE Page 1 of 1 DTN: Type: CE Provider - New Received Date: 10/20/2017 Status: Board Review Status Date: 10/20/2017 Assigned: REGENIA LEE Program: Name: SURVMAP EDUCATION, LLC Business Address: 2907 SHAMROCK ST S, TALLAHASSEE, FL License Number: License Status: License Expiration Date: Items Required Prty Due Date Date Complete Completed by Details Fees Cashiered Fees Validated Correctly /20/ /20/2017 Check number 661 was submitted to F&A on 10/19/2017 Enter/Update License Information 01 10/20/2017 Enter / Update Company Information 01 10/20/ /20/2017 REGENIA LEE Application Received 01 10/20/2017 REGENIA LEE Sent for Board Approval 01 10/20/2017 REGENIA LEE Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database

10 ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDER APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes HELP-FLA ( ) Calling Outside Florida Fax Submit and Pay Online at: - or- Check or Money Order payable to FDA CS and remit with application to: FDA CS P.O. Box 6700 Tallahassee, FL Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F. S. APPLICATION TYPE Iii Provider Initial Application ($450 Fee) 0 Provider Renewal ($250 Fee) PROVIDER INFORMATION Individual I Company Name: SurvMap Education, LLC Provider Number: Federal Employer ID Number (FEID) or Social Security Number (SSN): Point of Contact: W. Lamar Evers Mailing Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 2907 Shamrock Street South City: Tallahassee State: FL Zip Code: Address: evers.lamar@gmail.com Contact Number(s): ( 850 ) Telephone Individual I Company Name: W. Lamar Evers Facsimile Website: OWNERSHIP INFORMATION 850 ) Provider Number (if applicable) FEIN or SSN: Street Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 2907 Shamrock Street South City: Tallahassee State: FL Zip Code: Address: evers.lamar@gmail.com Contact Number(s): ( 850 ) Telephone Alternate Number Website: Org Code: EO: A2 Object Code: $450 I 250 Under the Federal Privacy Act, disclosure of Social Security Numbers is voluntary, unless specifically required by federal statute. Social Security numbers must be recorded on all professional license applications and will be used for licensee identification pursuant to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 104 Pub.L. 193, Sec 317. Socia/ Security numbers will be used to allow efficient screening of applicants and licensees by a Title IV-D child support agency to assure compliance with child support obligations. As such, disclosure of your Social Security number is required on this application under Sections , , and , Florida Statutes. Social Security numbers are not a public record under Florida law. FDACS Rev. 06/10 Page 1 of 2

11 PROVIDER QUALIFICATION Please check all that apply: lama Iii A surveyor with a Florida license to practice surveying who is not under disciplinary restrictions. D A vendor of equipment or software used in the practice of surveying and mapping. D Employed by a regionally accredited educational institution. Iii A commercial educator. Iii A member of state or national professional association whose primary purpose is to promote the profession. COURSE I SEMINAR DESCRIPTION Describe in detail the types of courses or seminars you expect to conduct as a Continuing Education Provider. SurvMap Education, LLC will be providing professional development courses for surveyors and mappers in subjects that relate to the following matters: 1. Writing and understanding legal descriptions and conveyances 2. Easements, rights-of-way, licenses and reservations 3. Understanding and history of the Public Land Survey System 4. Standards of Practice 5. Water boundaries for tidal and non-tidal waterbodies 6. Evidence and boundaries 7. Conducting mean high water surveys 8. Laws that relate to surveying and mapping 9. Retracing the original cadastral surveys 10. Riparian rights and associated issues 11. Professional ethics 12. Business management practices 13. History of surveying in Florida 14. Reading and understanding field notes of the original cadastral surveys 15. Federal Land Acts 16. Sovereignty lands 17. FEMA Elevation certifcates 18. AL TNNSPS standards 19. Hydrographic surveys 20. Photogrammetry 21. Case law on survey related issues This is not a comprehensive list and will be added to as future topics are suggested and reviewed for compliance with goals. NOTE: Attach a copy of the proposed course completion certificate. ATTEST STATEMENT REQUIRES SIGNATURE OF PROVIDER POINT OF CONTACT rmation completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. 10/18/2017 D ate: FDACS Rev. 06/10 Page 2 of 2

12 Address ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- SURVMAP EDUCATION. LLC Provider No. CEOO CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION FOR Is presented on this day of, to Name PSM# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ City~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zip Credit Hours ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Instructor This is to certify attendance or completion of the above named technical course. Approved by the Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers

13 1llrpnrtmrnt of ~tntr I certify from the records of this office that SURVMAP EDUCATION, LLC, is a limited liability company organized under the laws of the State of Florida, filed on August 29, The document number of this company is L I further certify that said company has paid all fees due this office through December 31, 2017, and its status is active. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the Second day of October, 2017 CR2E022 (1-11) ~1m ~dz r ~rcrrhtr11 of ~htfr

14 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/17/2017 Provider: ALABAMA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR Address: 3416 PRIMM LN, BIRMINGHAM, AL Title: KNOW WHEN TO HOLD'EM AND OTHER PROCEDURAL PITFALLS Course #: 9263 Category: General Credits: 7.5 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: License #: CE31 AT THE CORE OF OUR PROFESSION IS THE BOUNDARY MONUMENT, AND MOST BOUNDARY RETRACEMENT DECISIONS REVOLVE AROUND THE CHOICE TO HOLD AN EXISTING MONUMENT, SET A NEW MONUMENT, OR CHOOSE BETWEEN MULTIPLE EXISITNG MONUMENTS. PART 1 OF THIS SEMINAR IS AN IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION OF PRINCIPLES THAT FORM THE BASIS OF THIS CRITICAL DECISION, INCLUDING THE RULES OF CONSTRUCTION, SUFFICIENCY OF RESEARCH, AND RELEVANT COMMON LAW FOR THE ANALYSIS FOR SEVERAL TYPES OF PROPERTY CORNERS. PART TWO WILL PROVIDE AN OVERVIEW OF ADVERSE POSSESSION, PRESCRIPTIVE EASEMENTS, AND QUASI EASEMENTS. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

15 ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Rule 5J , Florida Administrative Code HELP-FLA ( ) Calling Outside Florida Fax Please return completed application to: FDACS Division of Consumer Services Surveyors and Mappers 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. APPLICATION TYPE Gl Course Application I Update D Course Renewal PROVIDER INFORMATION Individual I Company Name: Alabama Society for Professional Land Surveyors Provider Number: CE31 Federal Employer ID Number (FEID) or Social Security Number (SSN): Provider Number(s): ( 205 ) ( Te I e phone Facsimile Point of Contact: Jim Ranieri (Executive Director) Mailing Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 3416 Primm Lane City: Birmingham State: AL Zip Code: Address: aspls@primemanagement.net Website: aspls.org Under the Federal Privacy Act, disclosure of Social Security Numbers is voluntary, unless specifically required by federal statute. Social Security numbers must be recorded on all professional license applications and will be used for licensee identification pursuant to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 104 Pub.L. 193, Sec 317. Social Security numbers will be used to allow efficient screening of applicants and licensees by a Title IV-D child support agency to assure compliance with child support obligations. As such, disclosure of your Social Security number is required on this application under Sections , , and , Florida Statutes. Social Security numbers are not a public record under Florida law. Is this a new course? Gl Yes D No COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION If this is not a new course, has the course changed? D No Title of Course, Workshop, or Seminar: Course#: C)d {o3 Expiration Date: _ Know When to Hold 'em and Other Procedural Pitfalls 7.5 D Yes (If yes, please include an outline of the changes on a separate sheet) Number of Classroom Hours: Method of Presentation: Gl Instructor-Led I Classroom D Correspondence D Online/ Internet FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 1 of 2

16 COURSE INFORMATION Does this course meet the CE requirement for Minimum Technical Standards (MTS), Laws and Rules, or combined course? Does this course meet the CE requirements for general? Please attach the following to your application: G1 Course description G1 Detailed course outline with timeline G1 Course objectives G1 Sample certificate of completion DYes G1 Yes G1 No DNo ATTEST STATEMENT REQUIRES SIGNATURE OF PROVIDER POINT OF CONTACT I affirm that I have provided 8 the /,\.\,\ above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. 10/3/2017 Applicant Signature' \2a.,~ FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 2 of 2

17 Application Information for Kristopher M. Kline, P.L.S., G.S.I. Wednesday, May 30th 2018: Orange Beach, Alabama for ASPLS This document Includes: Course Overview Course Objectives Course Timeline Instructor Bio Course Overview: Know When to Hold'em and other Procedural Pitfalls At the core of our profession is the boundary monument, and most boundary retracement decisions revolve around the choice to hold an existing monument, set a new monument, or choose between multiple existing monuments. Part one of this seminar is an in-depth discussion of principles that form the basis of this critical decision, including the rules of construction, sufficiency of research, and relevant common law for the analysis for several types of property corners. Part two will provide an overview of adverse possession, prescriptive easements, and quasi easements. This is a general overview of several different principles. Knowledge of these topics will help the surveyor to improve his research and location techniques (both office and field) so as to better serve the client in cases where disputes may arise. Material presented will focus primarily on Alabama precedent, with additional examples from Florida and Tennessee. Course Objectives Upon completion of this program participants should be able to: > Better understand the significance of various types of monuments. ~ Correctly apply principles of boundary retracement. > Better evaluate and document evidence of land use that is not consistent with the location of record boundary lines > Identify and document evidence of quasi-easements.

18 Course Timeline Hours Note: Timeline is approximate - question/answer feedback and variations between individual state conferences may vary timing. Class segment 1: 2 Hours 120 Minutes Introduction - knowing the law Common Law - Civil Law Intent of the Parties & the Deed 4-Corners Rule Parol Statements vs. Written Intent Common Sense Rules of Construction for Deeds Call for Adjoiner Significance of Area Specific vs. General Description Rules of Construction for plats Class segment 2: 2 Hours 120 Minutes Monuments o Monument vs. Corner o Best Evidence of Original Monument o Monument Identifiable o Identification by the Senses o Government Monuments o Cooley on Original Monuments o Call for a Stake Call for a Road o o Call for a Tree o Strip & Gore Doctrine Statute of Frauds vs. Parol Agreement Boundary Line Agreements Sufficient Research Lunch

19 Class Segment 3: 1.5 Hours 90 Minutes Adverse Possession o Common Law vs. Statutory Requirements o Specific Common Law elements o Hostility o Mistaken Belief o Secret Intent vs. Intent by Actions o Tacking o Interruption of an Adverse claim o When does title vest? o Color of title Class Segment 4: 2 Hours 120 Minutes Easements o General Definitions o Dedication/ Acceptance o Prescriptive Easements o Quasi Easements o Easement by Custom o Extinguishment of Easements o Doctrine of Merger Closing Remarks

20 Instructor Bio: Kristopher M. Kline, president of 2Point, Inc., has a four-year degree (class of '84) in General Science from Bridgewater College located in Bridgewater, Va. He has been involved in the surveying profession since graduation. Kris became licensed in North Carolina inl 991 (P.L.S. L ). He is a 1999 graduate of the North Carolina Society of Surveyors (N.C.S.S.) Institute, a three-year continuing education program that for many years drew national attention for the quality of its curriculum and instructors. Kris served for 3 years as Chairman of the N.C.S.S. Education Committee. In 2001, Kris began offering continuing education courses in North Carolina on legal aspects of retracement. More recently, his teaching career has expanded to include conferences and seminars nationwide. Course offerings now include a broad range of topics, including adverse possession & other unwritten rights, riparian law, mineral rights and courtroom preparation. Customized courses tailored to the jurisdiction in which they are presented enhance their value to the professional. Kris has presented several keynote addresses for state conventions. In 2011, he established "Unmistakable Marks," a new column published in "Point of Beginning" a trade magazine for surveying professionals. Kris presently submits bi-monthly articles for the magazine, with over 35 articles published to date. These write-ups are intended for a national audience and generally focus on various legal aspects of boundary retracement. In August 2013, Kris published his first book "Rooted in Stone: the Development of Adverse Possession in 20 Eastern States and the District of Columbia." This text considers adverse possession and prescriptive easements from their early origins to the present day. Separate chapters are dedicated to variations between jurisdictions in the eastern United States.

21 His second book, "Riparian Boundaries and Rights of Navigation" includes extensive discussion of the many definitions of the term "navigable." This short volume was completed in 2015 and focuses on property rights along smaller rivers, streams, lakes and estuaries. It considers the inevitable confusion that results when modern definitions are applied to early grants and the effects of subsequent legislation on riparian rights. Kline's third (and latest) book was released in December "How to Fix a Boundary Line" chronicles variations in the legal mechanisms related to unwritten property rights across the United States. Topics include acquiescence, part performance of oral contracts, adverse possession, estoppel and the doctrine of merger.

22 Florida# Provider # CE31 General Alabama Society Of Professional Land Surveyors Certifies that Surveyor (Print Name) AL PLS# FL PLS# TN PLS# Attended: Know When to Hold 'em and Other Procedural Pitfalls Held on May 30, 2018 At Orange Beach Community Center, Orange Beach, AL Instructor: Kristopher Kline And is hereby awarded 7.5 hours of continuing education (PDHs). Signature of Surveyor l/ Jim Ranieri Executive Director for ASPLS

23 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/17/2017 Provider: ALABAMA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR Address: 3416 PRIMM LN, BIRMINGHAM, AL Title: THE SUCCESSFUL LAND SURVEYING BUSINESS Course #: 9264 Category: General Credits: 4 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: License #: CE31 RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL LAND SURVEYING BUSINESS IS NOT A SECRET, NOR IS IT EXCITING, BUT IT IS OUT OF THE ORDINARY. STUDENTS WILL LEARN HOW TO CREATE, OPERATE, AND TERMINATE THEIR BUSINESSES USING A COMBINATION OF INDUSTRY- STANDARD PRACTICES AND TIPS FROM THE LECTURER. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

24 Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Rule 5J , Florida Administrative Code HELP-FLA ( ) Calling Outside Florida Fax Please return completed application to: FDACS Division of Consumer Services Surveyors and Mappers 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. APPLICATION Course Application I Update D Course Renewal PROVIDER INFORMATION Individual I Company Name: Alabama Society for Professional Land Surveyors Provider Number: CE31 Federal Employer ID Number (FEID) or Social Security Number (SSN): Provider Number(s): ( 205 ) Telephone ( Facsimile Point of Contact: Jim Ranieri (Executive Director) Mailing Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 3416 Primm Lane City: Birmingham State: AL Zip Code: Address: aspls@primemanagement.net Website: aspls.org Under the Federal Privacy Act, disclosure of Social Security Numbers is voluntary, unless specifically required by federal statute. Social Security numbers must be recorded on all professional license applications and will be used for licensee identification pursuant to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 104 Pub.L. 193, Sec 317. Social Security numbers will be used to allow efficient screening of applicants and licensees by a Title IV-D child support agency to assure compliance with child support obligations. As such, disclosure of your Social Security number is required on this application under Sections , , and , Florida Statutes. Social Security numbers are not a public record under Florida law. COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Is this a new Yes D No Expiration Date: If this is not a new course, has the course changed? D No D Yes (If yes, please include an outline of the changes on a separate sheet) Title of Course, Workshop, or Seminar: Number of Classroom Hours: The Successful Land Surveying Business 4 Method of Instructor-Led I Classroom D Correspondence D Online I Internet FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 1 of 2

25 COURSE INFORMATION Does this course meet the CE requirement for Minimum Technical Standards (MTS), Laws and Rules, or combined course? Does this course meet the CE requirements for general? Please attach the following to your Course description Gl Detailed course outline with Course Sample certificate of completion DYes Gl Yes Gl No D No ATTEST STATEMENT REQUIRES SIGNATURE OF PROVIDER POINT OF CONTACT I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. ApplicantS;gnature: r Q~ 10/3/2017 FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 2 of 2

26 THE SUCCESSFUL LAND SURVEYING BUSINESS Taught by: Tony Nettleman, Nettleman Land Consultants, PhD, JD, PSM Instructor Profile: Tony Nettleman is a Land Surveying Engineer who holds the distinguished position of assistant professor at Texas A&M Corpus Christi, teaches continuing education courses for attorneys and land surveyors, and serves as an expert witness in boundary, easement, and title disputes. Tony graduated with Honors at New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying Engineering, a Master of Science in Geospatial Engineering from Texas A&M Corpus Christi with honors, a PhD in Geomatics at University of Florida, and a Juris Doctor at Florida International University. While attending various universities, Tony has worked with several multi-national engineering firms in addition to teaching classes at Troy University, Florida Atlantic University, and University of Florida. Cun-ently, Tony serves as an assistant professor of Geomatics at Texas A&M Corpus Christi while lecturing for various profession groups and serving as an expert witness. He is licensed as a professional surveyor in the state of Florida. Tony can be contacted through SCOPE Running a Successful Land Surveying Business is not a secret, nor is it exciting, but it is out of the ordinary. Students will learn how to create, operate, and terminate their businesses using a combination of industry-standard practices and tips from the lecturer. GOALS 1. List and describe the five types of business entities along with their advantages and disadvantages 2. Describe the necessary steps to setup a business in compliance with federal, state, and other regulations 3. Compare documents that convey key business metrics, including profit/loss statements, balance sheets, income statements, and other forecasts 4. Explain the steps necessary to form a professional/client relationship and how to protect yourself 5. List the three ways to terminate a business

27 OUTLINE (SAM to 12:30PM) 1. Starting a Business: Incorporating and Building Roadmaps (SAM) 2. Starting a Business: Regulatory Guidelines (9AM) 3. Break (15 minutes) 4. Running a Business: Business Metrics (10:15AM) 5. Break (15 minutes) 6. Running a Business: Business Relationships/Time to Sell? (11 :30AM) 7. Finished (12:30PM) Credit Hours: 4 CEU charles.nettleman@gmail.com

28 Florida # Provider # CE31 General Alabama Society Of Professional Land Surveyors Certifies that AL PLS# FL PLS# Surveyor (Print Name) TN PLS# Attended: The Successful Land Surveying Business Held on May 30, 2018 At Orange Beach Community Center, Orange Beach, AL Instructor: Charles A. Nettleman And is hereby awarded 4 hours of continuing education (PDHs). Signature of Surveyor // Jim Ranieri Executive Director for ASPLS

29 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/17/2017 Provider: ALABAMA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR Address: 3416 PRIMM LN, BIRMINGHAM, AL Title: THREE WORLDS OF SURVEYING Course #: 9265 Category: General Credits: 4 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: License #: CE31 THIS SEMINAR WILL EXAMINE ALL THREE ASPECTS OF THE SURVEYING PROFESSION: THE TECHNICAL WORLD, THE BUSINESS WORLD, AND THE LEGAL WORLD. THE TECHNICAL WORLD INCLUDES STATISTICS, MINIMUM STANDARDS, AND SUGGESTIONS OF EMBRACING NEW TECHNOLOGY. THE BUSINESS WORLD INVOLVES INCORPORATION BOOKKEEPING, THE SURVEYOR/CLIENT RELATIONSHIP, MARKETING, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS. THE LEGAL WORLD INVOLVES UNDERSTANDING STATUTES AND CASE LAW, DISCUSSIONS OF WHAT LAWS GOVERN SURVEYORS, AND AN IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION OF NEGLIGENCE AND PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

30 ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 4 72, Florida Statutes Rule 5J , Florida Administrative Code HELP-FLA ( ) Calling Outside Florida Fax Please return completed application to: FD ACS Division of Consumer Services Surveyors and Mappers 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. APPLICATION TYPE Gl Course Application I Update D Course Renewal PROVIDER INFORMATION Individual I Company Name: Alabama Society for Professional Land Surveyors Provider Number: CE31 Federal Employer ID Number (FEID} or Social Security Number (SSN): Provider Number(s): ( 205 ) ( ~~ Te 1 e phone Facsimile Point of Contact: Jim Ranieri (Executive Director) Mailing Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 3416 Primm Lane City: Birmingham State: AL Zip Code: Address: aspls@primemanagement.net Website: aspls.org Under the Federal Privacy Act, disclosure of Social Security Numbers is voluntary, unless specifically required by federal statute. Social Security numbers must be recorded on all professional license applications and will be used for licensee identification pursuant to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 104 Pub.L. 193, Sec 317. Social Security numbers will be used to allow efficient screening of applicants and licensees by a Title IV-D child support agency to assure compliance with child support obligations. As such, disclosure of your Social Security number is required on this application under Sections , , and , Florida Statutes. Social Security numbers are not a public record under Florida law. COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Is this a new course? Gl Yes D No Course #:_ 9..._. d--"' {p""-'-s: =-- Expiration Date: If this is not a new course, has the course changed? 0 No 0 Yes (If yes, please include an outline of the changes on a separate sheet) Title of Course, Workshop, or Seminar: Number of Classroom Hours: Three Worlds of Surveying 4 Method of Presentation: Gl Instructor-Led I Classroom D Correspondence ~ ~ D Online/ Internet FDACS Rev Page 1 of 2

31 COURSE INFORMATION Does this course meet the CE requirement for Minimum Technical Standards (MTS), Laws and Rules, or combined course? DYes [!]No Does this course meet the CE requirements for general? [;] V es Cl N o PleaH attach the followin~ \9 JY\lf il~~lit;iuulni 0 Course description 0 Detailed course outline with timeline 0 Course objectives 0 Sample certificate of completion ATTEST STATEMENT REQUIRES SIGNATURE OF PROVIDER POINT OF CONTACT I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. 10/3/2017 Applicant signature: --r+-"--~~--~- - Date: ~ FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 2 of 2

32 THREE WORLDS OF SURVEYING (1/2 Day Seminar) Taught by: Tony Nettleman, Nettleman Land Consultants, PhD Candidate, PSM Instructor Profile: Tony Nettleman is a Land Surveying Engineer who holds the distinguished position of assistant professor at Texas A&M Corpus Christi, teaches continuing education courses for attorneys and land surveyors, and serves as an expe1t witness in boundary, easement, and title disputes. Tony graduated with Honors at New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying Engineering, a Master of Science in Geospatial Engineering from Texas A&M Corpus Christi with honors, a PhD in Geomatics at University of Florida, and a Juris Doctor at Florida International University. While attending various universities, Tony has worked with several multi-national engineering firms in addition to teaching classes at Troy University, Florida Atlantic University, and University of Florida. Cun-ently, Tony serves as an assistant professor of Geomatics at Texas A&M Corpus Christi while lecturing for various profession groups and serving as an expert witness. He is licensed as a Florida attorney and a Florida professional surveyor. Tony can be contacted through SCOPE This seminar will examine all three aspects of the surveying profession: the technical world, the business world, and the legal world. The technical world includes statistics, minimum standards, and suggestions of embracing new technology. The business world involves incorporation, bookkeeping, the surveyor/client relationship, marketing, and entrepreneurial skills. The legal world involves understanding statutes and case law, discussions of what laws govern surveyors, and an in-depth discussion of negligence and professional liability. GOALS The student will be able to list and describe each of the three disciplines The student will be able to compare the different types of surveying instrnments and the differences in their accuracies The student will be able to brief a case and explain each element of the brief The student will be able to find a case on the internet The student will understand why legal cases are important to the land surveying profession The student will be able to read a profit/loss statement and a balance sheet The student will be able to list and describe each Stage of a business cycle

33 I. Welcome and Introduction (8 AM) a. Technical b. Legal c. Business Break ( 15 minutes) OUTLINE (8 AM to 12:30 PM) II. Understanding and Applying the Technical Standards (9:15 AM) a. Minimum technical standards set by the profession b. Minimum technical standards set by law c. Statistics exercises in Microsoft Excel d. Applying new technology and old technology vs. old instrumentation e. Separating the personal surveyor from his instruments 1 I I. Understanding and Applying the Legal Area (I 0: l 5 AM) a. The types of law under which a surveyor works to create new boundaries b. Understanding the expert witnesses' role in a court case c. Briefing important legal cases using links provided d. The law as it applies to licensed and non-licensed surveyors e. Understanding and applying negligence/malpractice questions Break (15 minutes) IV. Understanding and Working in The Business Arena (] 1: 15 AM) a. Surveyor/client relationship b. Stages of a business c. Qualities of an entrepreneur d. Types of business entities V. Conclusion (12:30 PM PM) Credit Hours: 4 CEU support@cnettlernan.net

34 Provider# CE31 Florida # General Alabama Society Of Professional Land Surveyors Certifies that Surveyor (Print Name) AL PLS# FL PLS# TN PLS# Attended: Three Worlds of Surveying Held on May 30, 2018 At Orange Beach Community Center, Orange Beach, AL Instructor: Charles A. Nettleman And is hereby awarded 4 hours of continuing education (PDHs). Signature of Surveyor // Jim Ranieri Executive Director for ASP LS

35 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/17/2017 Provider: ALABAMA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR Address: 3416 PRIMM LN, BIRMINGHAM, AL Title: EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY Course #: 9266 Category: General Credits: 4 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: License #: CE31 EASEMENTS I IS A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO NON-POSSESSORY RIGHTS IN REAL PROPERTY. THIS SEMINAR WILL COVER A VARIETY OF TERMS AND DEFINITIONS, TYPES OF EASEMENTS, METHODS OF CREATION AND THE STEPS INDIVIDUALS CAN TAKE TO TERMINATE A NON-POSSESSORY RIGHT. SIMILAR INTERESTS IN REAL PROPERTY SUCH AS LICENSES AND USE-BY-ESTOPPEL WILL ALSO BE DISCUSSED. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

36 ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 4 72, Florida Statutes Rule 5J , Florida Administrative Code HELP-FLA ( ) Calling Outside Florida Fax Please return completed application to: FDACS Division of Consumer Services Surveyors and Mappers 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. APPLICATION TYPE [!] Course Application I Update D Course Renewal PROVIDER INFORMATION Individual I Company Name: Alabama Society for Professional Land Surveyors Provider Number: CE31 Federal Employer ID Number (FEID) or Social Security Number (SSN): Provider Number(s): ( 205 ) ( Telephone Facsimile Point of Contact: Jim Ranieri (Executive Director) Mailing Address (if applicable please include suite and/or unit numbers): 3416 Primm Lane City: Birmingham State: AL Zip Code: Address: aspls@primemanagement.net Website: aspls.org Under the Federal Privacy Act, disclosure of Social Security Numbers is voluntary, unless specifically required by federal statute. Social Security numbers must be recorded on all professional license applications and will be used for licensee identification pursuant to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, 104 Pub.L. 193, Sec 317. Social Security numbers will be used to allow efficient screening of applicants and licensees by a Title IV-D child support agency to assure compliance with child support obligations. As such, disclosure of your Social Security number is required on this application under Sections , , and , Florida Statutes. Social Security numbers are not a public record under Florida law. COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Is this a new course? [!]Yes D No Course#: sx~.. l.pcl) Expiration Date: _ If this is not a new course, has the course changed? D No D Yes (If yes, please include an outline of the changes on a separate sheet) Title of Course, Workshop, or Seminar: Number of Classroom Hours: Easements and Rights of Way 4 Method of Presentation: [!] Instructor-Led I Classroom D Correspondence D Online I Internet ~ FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 1of2

37 COURSE INFORMATION Does this course meet the CE requirement for Minimum Technical Standards (MTS), Laws and Rules, or combined course? Does this course meet the CE requirements for general? Please attach the following to your Course description Gl Detailed course outline with Course Sample certificate of completion DYes ONo ATTEST STATEMENT REQUIRES SIGNATURE OF PROVIDER POINT OF CONTACT I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. Applicant Signature: ---.,~>"'-'-if=--.;_;; ---ff-~>.!fl»vj "'-""-"--", -:..-."""Ll _,,.:,c._,=- " /3/2017 Date: FDACS Rev. 02/12 Page 2 of 2

38 EASEMENTS I: EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY Taught by: Dr. Tony Nettleman, PSM, Esq. Instructor Profile: Tony Nettleman is a Land Surveying Engineer who holds the distinguished position of assistant professor at Texas A&M Corpus Christi, teaches continuing education courses for attorneys and land surveyors, and serves as an expert witness in boundary, easement, and title disputes. Tony graduated with Honors at New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Land Surveying Engineering, a Master of Science in Geospatial Engineering from Texas A&M Corpus Christi with honors, a PhD in Geomatics at University of Florida, and a Juris Doctor at Florida International University. While attending various universities, Tony has worked with several multi-national engineering firms in addition to teaching classes at Troy University, Florida Atlantic University, and University of Florida. Currently, Tony serves as an assistant professor of Geomatics at Texas A&M Corpus Christi while lecturing for various profession groups and serving as an expert witness. He is licensed as a Florida attorney and a Florida professional surveyor. Tony can be contacted through SCOPE Easements l is a general introduction to non-possessory rights in real property. This seminar will cover a variety of te1ms and definitions, types of easements, methods of creation and the steps individuals can take to terminate a non-possessory right. Similar interests in real property such as licenses and use-by-estoppel will also be discussed. GOALS The student will be able to define the different types of easements and give practical examples of each The student will be able to distinguish a positive from a negative easement The student will understand how easements are terminated and the level of evidence to distinguish existing easements from extinguished easements The student will understand how real convents differ from easements and list each of the required elements of a covenant or equitable servitude No refunds unless stated on course sign-up page.

39 OUTLINE (8 AM-12:30 PM) I. THE BASICS OF EASEMENTS: UNDERSTANDING PROPERTY RIGHTS (8 AM) A. The philosophy of property rights B. Definition of an easement and encumbrances C. Types of easements II. Break (15 minutes) 1JJ. JV. HOW EASEMENTS ARE CREATED (9:15AM) A. Grant At Law B. Implication necessity prescription as seen through case law HOW EASEMENTS ARE TERMINATED (10:]5 AM) A. Natural merger B. Destruction C. Prescription D. Release E. Abandonment V. Break (15 minutes) VI. VII. OTHER ENCUMBRANCES ON LAND (11 :30 AM) A. Covenants B. Restrictions CONCLUSION (12:30PM) Credit Hours: 4 PDH No refunds unless stated on course sign-up page.

40 Provider# CE31 Florida # General Alabama Society Of Professional Land Surveyors Certifies that Surveyor (Print Name) AL PLS# FL PLS# TN PLS# Attended: Easements and Rights of Way Held on May 29, 2018 At Orange Beach Community Center, Orange Beach, AL Instructor: Charles A. Nettleman And is hereby awarded 4 hours of continuing education (PDHs). Signature of Surveyor b'jim Ranieri Executive Director for ASP LS

41 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/09/2017 Provider: CESEMINARS.ORG Address: 7448 SYLVAN RIDGE RD, INDIANAPOLIS, IN Title: ADVANCED LEGAL DESCRIPTION WRITING License #: CE90 Course #: 9256 Category: General Credits: 7 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

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48 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/12/2017 Provider: FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY Address: 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A, TALLAHASSEE, FL Title: GEODETIC SURFACES Course #: 9258 Category: General Credits: 1 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: This seminar addresses the fundamental principles of geodetic surfaces. License #: CE11 The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of geodetic surfaces, some of the history of the determination of geodetic surfaces, and some modern applications of geodetic surfaces for modern surveying methods. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

49 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. Application Date 10/12/2017 Provider Name Tax ID Business Address address Website APPLICATION INFORMATION PROVIDER INFORMATION FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A,TALLAHASSEE,Florida, Business Phone Fax Course Title Class Room Hours 1 Presentation Method COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Geodetic Surfaces Instructor-Led/Classroom Category General ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective This seminar addresses the fundamental principles of geodetic surfaces. The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of geodetic surfaces, some of the history of the determination of geodetic surfaces, and some modern applications of geodetic surfaces for modern surveying methods. a) Document Name: CEC Certificate.pdf b) Document Name: Geodetic Surfaces.pdf SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS Document Type: CERTIFICATE Document Type: COURSE

50 AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: CE11 Signature Date: 10/12/2017

51 Course Title: Geodetic Surfaces Course Syllabus Information: 1 credit (50 minutes) Course Description: This seminar addresses the fundamental principles of geodetic surfaces. Course Topics: Geodetic datums, history of earth shape determination, ellipsoids, geoids, level surfaces, orthometric heights, GPS derived 3D coordinates, U.S. Survey of the Coast, geodetic astronomy, NGS Latitude Observatories, NSRS, Course Objectives: The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of geodetic surfaces, some of the history of the determination of geodetic surfaces, and some modern applications of geodetic surfaces for modern surveying methods. Course Outline with Timeline (50 Minutes): 1. Introduction (5 minutes) 2. Geodetic Datums (10 minutes) 3. History of Earth s Shape Determination (5 minutes) 4. Ellipsoids, Geoids, Orthometric Heights (10 minutes) 5. GPS Derived 3D Coordinates (5 minutes) 6. U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (10 Minutes) 7. National Spatial Reference System (5 minutes)

52 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Provider No. CE11 Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers DATE COURSE # COURSE TITLE Geodetic Surfaces CREDIT HOURS 1 Category: General X_ Laws & Rules/MTS NAME PSM# ADDRESS CITY ZIP INSTRUCTOR(S) - This is to certify completion of the above course. Please keep the white copy for your records; return the yellow copy to FSMS A MAHAN CENTER BOULEVARD TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Fax: fsms.org

53 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/12/2017 Provider: FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY Address: 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A, TALLAHASSEE, FL Title: HORIZONTAL DATUMS Course #: 9259 Category: General Credits: 1 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: License #: CE11 This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of horizontal datums. The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of horizontal datums, some of the history of the determination of horizontal datums, and important considerations in the selection and use of horizontal datums. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

54 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. Application Date 10/12/2017 Provider Name Tax ID Business Address address Website APPLICATION INFORMATION PROVIDER INFORMATION FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A,TALLAHASSEE,Florida, Business Phone Fax Course Title Class Room Hours 1 Presentation Method COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Horizontal Datums Instructor-Led/Classroom Category General ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of horizontal datums. The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of horizontal datums, some of the history of the determination of horizontal datums, and important considerations in the selection and use of horizontal datums. SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS a) Document Name: CEC Certificate.pdf b) Document Name: Horizontal Datums.pdf Document Type: CERTIFICATE Document Type: COURSE

55 AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: CE11 Signature Date: 10/12/2017

56 Course Title: Horizontal Datums Course Syllabus Information: 1 credit (50 minutes) Course Description: This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of horizontal datums. Course Topics: Basic constants of horizontal datums, ellipsoids, geoids, triangulation networks, horizontal datums of the USA, triangulation using Bilby towers, satellite triangulation, differences between NAD 27 and NAD 83, early flaws in NAD 83, GPS, HPGN and HARN, GNSS, WGS 84, transforming between WGS 84 and NAD 83, NAD 83 vs. IGS/ITRF/WGS 84, metadata Course Objectives: The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of horizontal datums, some of the history of the determination of horizontal datums, and important considerations in the selection and use of horizontal datums. Course Outline with Timeline (50 Minutes): 1. Introduction (5 minutes) 2. Definition of a Geodetic Datum (5 minutes) 3. Basic Constants of Horizontal Datums (10 minutes) 4. Ellipsoids, Geoids, and Triangulation Networks (10 minutes) 5. Historic Methods for Triangulation (5 minutes) 6. Evolution of Modern Horizontal Datums (10 Minutes) 7. Datums, Realizations, and Metadata (5 minutes)

57 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Provider No. CE11 Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers DATE COURSE # COURSE TITLE Horizontal Datums CREDIT HOURS 1 Category: General X_ Laws & Rules/MTS NAME PSM# ADDRESS CITY ZIP INSTRUCTOR(S) - This is to certify completion of the above course. Please keep the white copy for your records; return the yellow copy to FSMS A MAHAN CENTER BOULEVARD TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Fax: fsms.org

58 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/12/2017 Provider: FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY License #: CE11 Address: 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A, TALLAHASSEE, FL Title: NEW DATUMS FOR THE U.S. IN 2022 Course #: 9260 Category: General Credits: 1 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: This seminar presents an overview of the motivating reasons and technical particulars of the new vertical datum intended to be implemented in The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the reasons for and details of the new vertical datum scheduled to be implemented in Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

59 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. Application Date 10/12/2017 Provider Name Tax ID Business Address address Website APPLICATION INFORMATION PROVIDER INFORMATION FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A,TALLAHASSEE,Florida, Business Phone Fax COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Course Title New Datums for the U.S. in 2022 Class Room Hours 1 Presentation Method Instructor-Led/Classroom Category General ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective This seminar presents an overview of the motivating reasons and technical particulars of the new vertical datum intended to be implemented in The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the reasons for and details of the new vertical datum scheduled to be implemented in SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS a) Document Name: CEC Certificate.pdf b) Document Name: New Datums for the U.S. in 2022.pdf Document Type: CERTIFICATE Document Type: COURSE

60 AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: CE11 Signature Date: 10/12/2017

61 Course Title: New Datums for the U.S. in 2022 Course Syllabus Information: 1 credit (50 minutes) Course Description: This seminar presents an overview of the motivating reasons and technical particulars of the new vertical datum intended to be implemented in Course Topics: The NGS 10 Year Plan, problems with NAVD 88 and NAD 83, GPS III, GNSS, NAD 83 vs. ITRF/IGS, tectonic plate velocities, gravimetric height models, transition to the GRAV-D model, geopotential datum changes, datum transformation tools Course Objectives: The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the reasons for and details of the new vertical datum scheduled to be implemented in Course Outline with Timeline (50 Minutes): 1. The NGS 10 Year Plan and Problems with NAVD 88/NAD 83 (10 minutes) 2. GPS/GNSS Advances (5 minutes) 3. NAD 83 Vs. ITRF/IGS (10 minutes) 4. Types of NGS Geoid Height Models (5 minutes) 5. Transition to the GRAV-D Model (15 Minutes) 6. Datum Transformation Tools for 2022 (5 minutes)

62 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Provider No. CE11 Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers DATE COURSE # COURSE TITLE New Datums for the U.S. in 2022 CREDIT HOURS 1 Category: General X_ Laws & Rules/MTS NAME PSM# ADDRESS CITY ZIP INSTRUCTOR(S) - This is to certify completion of the above course. Please keep the white copy for your records; return the yellow copy to FSMS A MAHAN CENTER BOULEVARD TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Fax: fsms.org

63 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/12/2017 Provider: FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY Address: 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A, TALLAHASSEE, FL Title: VERTICAL DATUMS Course #: 9261 Category: General Credits: 1 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: License #: CE11 This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of vertical datums. The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of vertical datums, some of the history of the determination of vertical datums, and important considerations in the determination of elevations. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

64 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. Application Date 10/12/2017 Provider Name Tax ID Business Address address Website APPLICATION INFORMATION PROVIDER INFORMATION FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A,TALLAHASSEE,Florida, Business Phone Fax Course Title Class Room Hours 1 Presentation Method COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Vertical Datums Instructor-Led/Classroom Category General ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of vertical datums. The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of vertical datums, some of the history of the determination of vertical datums, and important considerations in the determination of elevations. SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS Document Name: CEC a) Certificate.pdf b) Document Name: Vertical Datums.pdf Document Type: CERTIFICATE Document Type: COURSE

65 AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: CE11 Signature Date: 10/12/2017

66 Course Title: Vertical Datums Course Syllabus Information: 1 credit (50 minutes) Course Description: This seminar presents an overview of the principles and history of vertical datums. Course Topics: Geodetic control, tidal datums, types of heights, orthometric heights and level surfaces, levelling by USC&GS, common US vertical datums, NGVD 29, NAVD 88, using GPS for heights, geoid height models, using GNSS to establish heights, importance of accurate metadata Course Objectives: The purpose of this course is to provide students an overview of the principles of vertical datums, some of the history of the determination of vertical datums, and important considerations in the determination of elevations. Course Outline with Timeline (50 Minutes): 1. Introduction (5 minutes) 2. Definition of Vertical Datums (5 minutes) 3. Tidal Datums, Shorelines, and Geodetic Control (10 minutes) 4. Defining and Measuring Different Types of Heights (5 minutes) 5. Establishment and Development of NGVD 29 and NAVD 88 (15 minutes) 6. Geoid Height Models (5 Minutes) 7. Limitations of GNSS for Determining Elevations (5 minutes)

67 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Provider No. CE11 Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers DATE COURSE # COURSE TITLE Vertical Datums CREDIT HOURS 1 Category: General X_ Laws & Rules/MTS NAME PSM# ADDRESS CITY ZIP INSTRUCTOR(S) - This is to certify completion of the above course. Please keep the white copy for your records; return the yellow copy to FSMS A MAHAN CENTER BOULEVARD TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Fax: fsms.org

68 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/12/2017 Provider: FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY License #: CE11 Address: 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A, TALLAHASSEE, FL Title: MERGING SURVEY DATA FROM MULTIPLE COLLECTION PLATFORMS Course #: 9262 Category: General Credits: 1 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: This course pertains to merging data collected from various survey platforms, in that it instructs and informs the attendee of the various platforms, challenges and advantages, accuracy analysis, project coverage (including potential gaps and overlaps), data merging and seamless product delivery. The attendee will be able utilize multiple acquisition platforms and technologies to secure data for a single 3D project deliverable Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

69 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. Application Date 10/12/2017 Provider Name Tax ID Business Address address Website APPLICATION INFORMATION PROVIDER INFORMATION FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY 1689 MAHAN CENTER BLVD STE A,TALLAHASSEE,Florida, Business Phone Fax Course Title Class Room Hours 1 Presentation Method COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Merging Survey Data from Multiple Collection Platforms Instructor-Led/Classroom Category General ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective This course pertains to merging data collected from various survey platforms, in that it instructs and informs the attendee of the various platforms, challenges and advantages, accuracy analysis, project coverage (including potential gaps and overlaps), data merging and seamless product delivery. The attendee will be able utilize multiple acquisition platforms and technologies to secure data for a single 3D project deliverable SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS Document Name: CEC a) Certificate.pdf b) Document Name: CEC Certificate.pdf Document Type: CERTIFICATE Document Type: COURSE

70 AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: CE11 Signature Date: 10/12/2017

71 Course Title: Merging Survey Data from Multiple Collection Platforms Course Syllabus Information: 1. Course Description: This course pertains to merging data collected from various survey platforms, in that it instructs and informs the attendee of the various platforms, challenges and advantages, accuracy analysis, project coverage (including potential gaps and overlaps), data merging and seamless product delivery. 2. Course Topic: a. Key Factors to Determining the Right Survey Tools b. Advantages and Challenges of Multiple Platforms c. Advantages and Challenges of Data Integration d. 3D Project Delivery Process e. Getting to Design Faster 3. Course Objectives: The attendee will be able utilize multiple acquisition platforms and technologies to secure data for a single 3D project deliverable. Course Outline with Timeline: (One-Hour Course) I. Introduction (5 Minutes) We will explore the advantages and challenges using projects performed in which multiple technologies were used for a single deliverable. II. Key Factors to Determining the Right Survey Tools (10 Minutes) In this section, we will discuss the importance of determining the appropriate platform to collect survey data based on the project requirements, and customizing an approach. Multiple collection methods include: Aerial LiDAR, Mobile LiDAR, Aerial photogrammetric imagery, water soundings, static scanning and traditional ground survey. III. Advantages and Challenges of Multiple Platforms (10 Minutes) Whether it is combining mobile and aerial LiDAR or traditional photogrammetry and ground survey, there can be many advantages to using multiple technologies within a single project corridor. Some advantages include a cost savings for both the client and project owner; achieving high accuracies in key locations of large project areas; reduction of survey schedule; safety; and increasing coverage footprint by the reduction of obscured areas. IV. Advantages and Challenges of Data Integration (10 minutes) Along with any advancement in technological approaches, there are many challenges that are associated with the merging of multiple data sets to create a seamless product. These potential challenges include mismatches in the calibration or alignment; gaps, overlaps, and differences caused by different collection times between; and different resolutions causing variations in surface models. V. 3D Project Delivery Process (10 Minutes) Detailed slides will describe the entire delivery process from control to producing the final 3D file deliverables. VI. Getting to Design Faster (5 Minutes) We will discuss meeting the reduced delivery schedules and using a combination of paired platforms to get to design faster. VII. Summary and Questions (10 Minutes)

72 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Florida Surveying and Mapping Society Provider No. CE11 Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers DATE COURSE # COURSE TITLE _Merging Survey Data from Multiple Collection Platforms CREDIT HOURS 1 Category: General X_ Laws & Rules/MTS NAME PSM# ADDRESS CITY ZIP INSTRUCTOR(S) - This is to certify completion of the above course. Please keep the white copy for your records; return the yellow copy to FSMS A MAHAN CENTER BOULEVARD TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Fax: fsms.org

73 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 10/10/2017 Provider: LAND PRO SEMINARS License #: CE53 Address: PO BOX 397, FRUITLAND PARK, FL Title: 5J-17 F.A.C. SURVEYING STANDARDS OF PRACTICE RULES Course #: 9257 Category: SOP/Laws and Rules Credits: 6 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Objective: "5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules" is a six hour classroom course. The course instructs and discusses topics regarding the practice of surveying and mapping as codified in Section 5J-17 of Florida Administrative Code. The objective of "5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules" is to provide instruction and thought provoking discussion regarding the practice of surveying and mapping within the State of Florida. Improving the practice of surveying and mapping of each attendee is the goal of this course. Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

74 ADAM H. PUTNAM Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS AND MAPPERS CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE APPROVAL APPLICATION Chapter 472, Florida Statutes Mailing Address: Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2005 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL HELP-FLA ( ) FL Only Calling Outside Florida Fax Note: All documents and attachments submitted with this application are subject to public review pursuant to Chapter 119, F.S. APPLICATION INFORMATION Application Date 10/10/2017 PROVIDER INFORMATION Provider Name LAND PRO SEMINARS Tax ID Business Address PO BOX 397,FRUITLAND PARK,Florida, address Business Phone Fax COURSE OFFERING INFORMATION Course Title 5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules Class Room Hours 6 Presentation Method Instructor-Led/Classroom Category MTS, Laws and Rules, or combined course a) Does this course specifically cover Chapter 177, Florida Statutes? NO b) Does this course specifically cover Chapter 472, Florida Statutes? NO c) Does this course specifically cover Rule 5J-17, Florida Administrative Code? YES Explanation ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Course Description Course Objective "5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules" is a six hour classroom course. The course instructs and discusses topics regarding the practice of surveying and mapping as codified in Section 5J-17 of Florida Administrative Code. The objective of "5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules" is to provide instruction and thought provoking discussion regarding the practice of surveying and mapping within the State of Florida. Improving the practice of surveying and mapping of each attendee is the goal of this course.

75 SAMPLE CERTIFICATE/COURSE OUTLINE DOCUMENTS a) Document Name: Outline.pdf Document Type: COURSE b) Document Name: Certificate.pdf Document Type: CERTIFICATE AUTHORIZATION I affirm that I have provided the above information completely and truthfully to the best of my knowledge. [X] Applicant Signature: David Melvin Signature Date: 10/10/2017

76 Course Outline: 5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules 1. Introductory Remarks Regarding Recent Developments in Florida Surveying Rule Making toward standards of practice 20 Min. 2. Definitions in Section 5J-17 F.A.C. Dealing With Surveying and Mapping Standards of ractice 30 Min. 3. General Survey, Map, and Report Content Requirements in Section 5J-17 F.A.C. Dealing With Surveying and Mapping Standards of Practice 55 Min. a. Accuracy Requirements i. Vertical Accuracy (15 min.) ii. Horizontal Accuracy (15 min.) b. Completeness Requirements i. Datum Requirements (5 min.) ii. Measurement and Computational Records Requirements (5 min.) iii. Map and Report Content Requirements (10 min.) c. Quality Requirements (5 min.) 4. Boundary Survey Requirements in Section 5J-17 F.A.C. dealing with Surveying and Mapping Standards of Practice 120 Min. a. Requirements Regarding Acceptable Land Boundary Location Methodolgies Employed in Making a Boundary Survey (20 min.) b. Requirements Regarding Land Records Research Needed for a Boundary Survey (20 min.) c. Requirements Regarding Survey Information to be Provided by a Boundary Survey (20 min.) d. Requirements Regarding the Field Marking of a Boundary Survey (10 min.) e. Requirements Regarding the Disclosing of Land Boundary Inconsistencies (15 min.) f. Requirements Regarding Rights-of-ways, Easements, and Other Real Property Concerns (15 min.) g. Requirements Regarding Real Property Improvements Located On or Near the Property (10 min.) h. Requirements Regarding Land Descriptions Prepared by Licensed Florida Surveyors and Mappers (10 min.) 5. Section 5J-17 F.A.C. Requirements Dealing With Professional Matters in the Practice of Surveying and Mapping 60 Min. a. Fair Dealing in Professional Relationships (15 min.) b. Professional Conflicts of Interest (15 min.) c. Confidentiality (10 min.) d. Use of Another Licensee s Product (10 min.) e. Retention of Work Products (5 min.) f. Signing and Sealing (5 min) 6. Questions and Summary Regarding Course s Subject Matter 15 Min. Total = 300 Min.

77 Certificate of Completion FirstName MiddleName LastName Florida LS # Has successfully completed 5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules Course No.#### Course Description: "5J-17 F.A.C. Surveying Standards of Practice Rules" is a six hour classroom course. The course instructs and discusses topics regarding the practice of surveying and mapping as codified in Section 5J-17 of Florida Administrative Code. More information regarding this course can be found online at Presented by Land Pro Seminars Approved by the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers Provider License No. CE53 Florida Professional Surveyors and Mappers 6 (Six) hours of Standards of Practice category credits Per Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers Date: CourseDate David A. Melvin David A. Melvin, Instructor License No. CE-53 Provider No

78 Course Application Summary Application DTN: Type: CE Courses - New Received: 06/02/2017 Provider: NETTLEMAN LAND CONSULTANTS, INC License #: CE88 Address: 505 FAIRFIELD DR, CORPUS CHRISTI, TX Title: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF LAND SURVEYING - CLASSROOM Course #: 9237 Category: General Credits: 8 Format: Instructor-Led/Classroom Description: Outline: THE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO LIST AND DESCRIBE AT LEAST FOUR EMERGING TECNOLOGIES WITHIN THE LAND SURVEYING PROFESSION, ABLE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN SURVEY INSTRUMENTS AND PROCEDURES THAT ARE ANTIQUATED, IN WIDE-SPREAD USE AND CURRENLY BEING ADOPTED BY A MINORITY OF PRACTITIONERS, ABLE TO LIST AND ESCRIBE AT LEAST FIVE DIFFERENT SURVEY INSTRUMENTS ALONG WITH THE DECADE THEY WERE CREATED OR ADOPTED BY SURVEYORS, AND ABLE TO ADDRESS A VARIETY OF ETHICAL QUESTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH APPLYING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO SOLVE PROBLEMS INCLUDING FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY-RELATED DILEMMAS. Overview of Emerging Survey Tech Trends in Surveying Profession Laser Scanning Drones GNSS Machine Control 3D Visualization The Future of Surveying Report Prepared by: The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Consumer Services Data Source: Division of Consumer Services (DOCS) Oracle Database Report Name: Application_Approval_Checklist_CE Page 1 of 1

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