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Chris has been a registered Land Surveyor in the State of Georgia since 2010. He is currently the CEO of Christopher Brothers, a family-owned surveying firm. Chris is a GSWCC level II Design Professional.

Chris Robertson was elected as the Coweta County Surveyor in 2012 and has held the position since then.

As of March 19, 2024, Chris Robertson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Administration

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "In Cobb County alone, Gaskins has designed, surveyed, and platted over 600 subdivisions, including over 25,000 lots... more than 500 miles of roads and infrastructure, including waterline, sewer-line, and storm-water systems, covering over 10,000 acres."

Has designed, surveyed, and platted over 600 subdivisions, including over 25,000 lots, more than 500 miles of roads and infrastructure, including waterline, sewer-line, and storm-water systems, covering over 10,000 acres.

- Has designed, surveyed, and platted over 600 subdivisions, including over 25,000 lots, more than 500 miles of roads and infrastructure, including waterline, sewer-line, and storm-water systems, covering over 10,000 acres.

Housing & Urban Development

Chris Robertson

The candidate's website says, "property deed research, subdivision design, FEMA/LOMA elevation certificate preparation, residential and commercial construction layout,"

As of May 3, 2024, Chris Robertson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Chris Robertson is a registered Land Surveyor in the State of Georgia since 2010 and has been the elected Coweta County Surveyor since 2012. He began his surveying experience in 2004 and is currently the CEO of Christopher Brothers, a family-owned surveying firm founded in 1972. Chris has also been a Professional Land Surveyor in Georgia since 2009 and is a GSWCC level II Design Professional.

Chris Robertson was elected as the Coweta County Surveyor in 2012 and has held the position since then. There is no mention of any other political offices held, appointments, or committees served on.

A county surveyor is an elected official at the county level in Georgia. They are in charge of land survey records, re-establishing and maintaining government survey monuments, and reviewsing property boundaries and subdivision plans. Other duties may vary from county to county. This position is important because before any physical development can be made, the land in that area must be properly surveyed. With all of the growth and development Georgia is seeing today, a good surveyors office is essential. They can identify potential land risks as well as opportunities, making them a crucial player in urban planning and growth.

Fun fact: Land surveying is one of the oldest known professions, and is still relevant today!