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Phases include:
- Conference to determine scope of
the survey
- Designate property to be surveyed
and purpose of survey
- Determine deliverable products: plat,
map, description, etc.
- Agreement between client & surveyor
to establish responsibilities & expectations
- Research
- Examine client's deed, abstract of
title and property description
- Check county records for adjoining
property deeds and descriptions
- Locate record control information.
- Preliminary Field Survey
- Locate monuments
- Measurements
- Office and drafting operations
- Computations to compare field measurements
to deeded calls
- Map or plat drafting
- Prepare descriptions and reports
- Final field survey
- Locate required corners or lines for
the client
- Set permanent markers as required
by agreement
- Recording the survey
- File Record of Survey at county
- File Corner Perpetuation & Filing
with county if any new monuments have been set or any changes have
taken place since the last survey.
- Reports for client, client's attorney,
and/or title company
- Copies of Record of Survey, Corner
Perpetuation & Filing document and property description
- Plats, maps and drawings as agreed
at beginning of project.
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