106-4-2.110 Staking Subdivision Corners
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Survey markers shall be placed at all subdivision corners and lot corners to completely identify the boundaries on the ground. This shall be performed and confirmed by the surveyor's office before the subdivision is recorded.
1. The minimum standard for a boundary or lot corner monument shall be a number five rebar 24 inches in length and visibly marked or tagged with the registered business name or the letters P.L.S. (Professional Land Surveyor) followed by the registration number of the surveyor in charge. Where ground conditions do not permit such monumentation, substitute monuments shall be noted on the subdivision plat and must be durably and visibly marked or tagged with the registered business name or the letters "P.L.S." followed by the registration number of the surveyor in charge.
2. If the monument is set by a public officer, it shall be marked with the official title of the office.
106-4-2.100 Ditch Or Canal Improvements · 106-4-2.120 Peripheral Fencing