The Golden Spike chapter listened to students present their drone projects for our first luncheon at the Davis Catalyst Center this year. We asked the students questions about how they came up with their determinations. We had Mike Nadeau attend and update us on the ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey Standards.

In September, we listened to the Property Rights Ombudsman, who touched on recent court cases relative to surveying. They will notify us of any 2022 legislative updates of which we may need to be aware.

We are trying to team up with the Historical Committee to help with the Hayden plaque. We are also working on a museum exhibit, which has been put off due to COVID, but now, it should be ready for completion.

We are also looking forward to presenting to a group of students at a charter school who are learning about topography. We hope to get a few more presenters this year for our luncheons that may be from fields not surveying but related, and give an insight on how they both go hand in hand.

Bahram Rahimzadegan