CLSA NALS - California Land Surveyors Association
CLSA NALS - California Land Surveyors Association
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MONDAY (1:30 PM - 3 PM)<br />
National <strong>Association</strong> of County <strong>Surveyors</strong> Presents:<br />
Electronic Filing<br />
Many States have enacted legislation requiring recordation/filing of professional surveys in County offices for<br />
public access. Additional State Code in Utah allows for the acceptance of electronic filing of these surveys. A<br />
first of it’s kind process for electronic filing has been successfully implemented in the Salt Lake County Surveyor’s<br />
Office in Utah. This session will review enabling State Code and the development, implementation,<br />
challenges and benefits of electronic filing , as presented by Salt Lake County Surveyor, Reid Demman.<br />
About The Speaker<br />
Reid Demman is the current President of the National <strong>Association</strong> of County <strong>Surveyors</strong> (NACS).<br />
Over the course of a 36-year career, he has been involved in hundreds of surveys and development<br />
projects in Salt Lake County, Utah. Sixteen of those years have been spent in leadership,<br />
management, and an administrative capacity. He is a licensed Professional <strong>Land</strong> Surveyor with<br />
experience ranging from working on and managing survey crews, to working as an engineering<br />
design and review technician, and later, managing and leading engineers, surveyors, and technicians<br />
in an engineering office within Salt Lake County Public Works. In November of 2006,<br />
he was elected as Salt Lake County Surveyor, taking office in January 2007. In 2010 he was<br />
re-elected to serve a second 4 year term. He Chairs Salt Lake County’s GIS Steering Committee<br />
and serves as Vice-Chair of the National Assoc. of Counties (NACo) GIS Committee. Reid<br />
has developed and implemented new technology in his office (including electronic filing) and<br />
championed the adoption of countywide integrated GIS and mapping standards and policy in<br />
Salt Lake County. Prior to being elected, he served four years as the Chief Deputy County Surveyor. He currently lives<br />
with his family in Draper Utah and enjoys golf, vintage cars, architecture and photography.<br />
MONDAY (3:30 PM - 5 PM)<br />
National <strong>Association</strong> of County <strong>Surveyors</strong> Presents:<br />
Linking Google Earth with NGS Benchmarks<br />
Learn how to display NGS published benchmarks in Google Earth. Presentation on Google Earth uses for surveying<br />
activities, including using kmz files for benchmarks.<br />
About The Speaker<br />
Gail Oliver is a Professional Surveyor and Mapper licensed to practice in the State of Florida.<br />
She has over 30 years of experience. In March 1979, after graduating from the First Coast<br />
Technical Institute Mapping and Cartography Program, she began her career in Jacksonville,<br />
Florida where she had the opportunity to participate in some high profile projects with groundbreaking<br />
technology and approaches. Gail has been serving as the County Surveyor for St.<br />
Johns County, Florida, for the last 20 years and oversees the GIS and Survey Divisions. Gail<br />
has extensive experience in most aspects of surveying, including Boundary, Platting, Topographic,<br />
Mean High Water, Rights-of-Way, Hydrographic, and Geodetic Surveys. Gail is a former<br />
member of the Florida Board of <strong>Surveyors</strong> and Mappers, an emeritus member of the<br />
National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), a past president of<br />
the National <strong>Association</strong> of County <strong>Surveyors</strong>, a member of the National Society of Professional<br />
<strong>Surveyors</strong> (NSPS), and the Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (FSMS). Gail is also<br />
a Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) and is a member of the <strong>Association</strong> of State Floodplain<br />
Managers.<br />
<strong>CLSA</strong><br />
<strong>NALS</strong>