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SUMMARY:CCPS Summer Seminar - Seven Pillars of Surveying
LOCATION:Arapahoe Community Colleg, 5900 S Santa Fe Dr., Littleton, CO, 80120
DESCRIPTION:CCPS Summer Seminar - Seven Pillars of Surveying\n\n09/18/26 08:00 AM MST\n - 09/18/26 03:30 PM MST\Description:\nCCPS Summer Seminar\nFriday, September 18, 2026\nSeven Pillars of Surveying\nA Presentation by John Stahl, PLS\n\nArapahoe Community College,\n Main Building, Room 3160\n5900 S. Santa Fe Drive\nLittleton, CO 80120\n\n8:00am to 3:30pm (lunch is not included)\nUp to 6 Continuing Education Hours\n$60 for PLSC Members, $120 for non-Members and Virtual attendees\n\n\nSEVEN PILLARS OF SURVEYING: \nThe seven pillars of surveying represent a foundational framework that guides land surveyors' professional conduct and methodologies. These principles are designed to ensure accuracy, reliability, and ethical practice in determining property boundaries.  However, strict adherence to these principles can sometimes lead to a rigid approach that may not account for unique or conflicting evidence that arises during a survey.  Surveyors must balance the application of these principles with a critical analysis of all available data. This approach allows for adapting standard practices to accommodate new findings, ensuring that the final boundary survey is accurate and reflects the true conditions on the ground.\n\nJohn B. Stahl, PLS, CFedS, is a licensed professional land surveyor in the states of Utah and Montana, currently owning and operating Cornerstone Professional Land Surveys, Inc., and Cornerstone Land Consulting, Inc., in Salt Lake City. Mr. Stahl specializes in surveying land boundaries, resolving boundary conflicts, performing title and historical research, land boundary consultation services, mediation, and dispute resolution. He has been qualified as an expert witness in numerous boundary, access, and negligence cases and has actively participated in the preparation of amicus curiae briefs to the Utah Supreme Court.\n \n\n\n\n\Location:\nArapahoe Community Colleg\n5900 S Santa Fe Dr.\nLittleton, CO 80120
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:CCPS Summer Seminar - Seven Pillars of Surveying<br /><br />09/18/26 08:00 AM MST - 09/18/26 03:30 PM MST<br />Description:<br /><div style="text-align: center;"><strong><img alt="" src="https://plsc.net/photos/CCPS_Logo_04082023102201.JPG" style="float:left; width:150px" />CCPS Summer Seminar</strong><br />
<strong>Friday, September 18, 2026</strong><br />
<strong>Seven Pillars of Surveying</strong><br />
<strong>A Presentation by John Stahl, PLS</strong></div>

<div style="text-align: center;">Arapahoe&nbsp;Community College,<br />
&nbsp;Main Building, Room 3160<br />
5900 S. Santa Fe Drive<br />
Littleton, CO 80120<br />
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8:00am to 3:30pm (lunch is not included)<br />
<strong>Up to 6 Continuing Education Hours</strong><br />
$60 for PLSC Members, $120 for non-Members and Virtual attendees</div>
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<strong>SEVEN PILLARS OF SURVEYING:&nbsp;</strong><br />
The seven pillars of surveying represent a foundational framework that guides land surveyors' professional conduct and methodologies. These principles are designed to&nbsp;ensure accuracy, reliability, and ethical practice in determining property boundaries.&nbsp; However, strict adherence to these principles can sometimes lead to a rigid approach that&nbsp;may not account for unique or conflicting evidence that arises during a survey.&nbsp; Surveyors must balance the application of these principles with a critical analysis of all available data. This approach allows for adapting standard practices to accommodate new findings, ensuring that the final boundary survey is accurate and reflects the true conditions on the ground.<br />
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<img alt="" src="https://plsc.net/photos/Stahl_08192024185143.PNG" style="float:left; width:150px" />John B. Stahl, PLS, CFedS, is a licensed professional land surveyor in the states of Utah and Montana, currently owning and operating Cornerstone Professional Land Surveys, Inc., and Cornerstone Land Consulting, Inc., in Salt Lake City. Mr. Stahl specializes in surveying land boundaries, resolving boundary conflicts, performing title and historical research, land boundary consultation services, mediation, and dispute resolution. He has been qualified as an expert witness in numerous boundary, access, and negligence cases and has actively participated in the preparation of amicus curiae briefs to the Utah Supreme Court.<br />
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<br />Location:<br />Arapahoe Community Colleg<br />5900 S Santa Fe Dr.<br />Littleton, CO 80120
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