Executive Board Committee
The Chapter officers, including the Chapter Representatives, together with the Immediate Past President, constitute the Executive Board. The Executive Board shall supervise the Chapter's affairs including exercising business and fiscal authority between Chapter meetings, fix the time and place for Chapter meetings, make recommendations to the Chapter, and perform such other duties as specified by the Chapter bylaws. The Executive Board shall be subject to the orders of the Chapter and none of its acts shall conflict with actions taken by the Chapter.
Email the Executive Board
excom@californiacentralvalleysurveyors.org
Please see the contact web page for individual chapter officer contact information.
Chapter News
Our Newsletter: "The Prism"
California Surveyor: "Winter 2012"
NSPS News and Views: "News Feed"
Coalition to Save Our GPS: "Articles"
Now accepting PayPal and Credit Cards
We have added the ability to email the applications and to make on-line payments for your Chapter dues.
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Book of the Month:
New in the library:
Official Map of the City of Oakdale
City of Manteca Monuments - Draft of Monument Recovery Book
San Joaquin County, more Subdivisions Maps (now completed), Parcel Maps and Record of Surveys...
BPELSG - New Senior Registrar Land Surveyor
The Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists (BPELSG) is pleased to announce that Raymond Mathe, PLS, has accepted the position of Senior Registrar Land Surveyor, effective February 28, 2012. In 2004, Mr. Mathe was appointed by the County of Orange Board of Supervisors to serve as the County Surveyor. Prior to his position at the County, Mr. Mathe worked as a Project Manager at a private engineering and land surveying firm and served as the Deputy County Surveyor for the County of Riverside. Mr. Mathe obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in 1995. Mr. Mathe's experience and knowledge of BPELSG's mission and operations, particularly with respect to licensing examination development and the Professional Land Surveyors Act, will prove to be very beneficial to the Board's licensees, applicants, and the public.