Boundary Surveys Sample Clauses
The Boundary Surveys clause establishes the requirement for a precise survey to determine the exact property lines of a parcel of land. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for obtaining the survey, the standards the survey must meet, and the timeframe for its completion. For example, it may require a licensed surveyor to mark the boundaries before closing a real estate transaction. Its core function is to prevent disputes over property lines by ensuring all parties have a clear, authoritative understanding of the land's boundaries.
Boundary Surveys. A-E shall perform monument recovery and location for boundary establishment. Deliverables shall include, but are not limited to, monument summary sheets, Survey Field Notes, Boundary Map, and boundary establishment notes.
Boundary Surveys. Perimeters of parcels for locations, platting or dividing.
Boundary Surveys. Consultant’s initial records and field review confirmed the existence of Butte County Monuments A-59 and A-153. For years these monuments have established the centerline of Fair Street (formerly Chico Avenue). In addition to these monuments, several more monuments of record exist along the right-of-way. Field surveys shall be performed to search for and tie these known monuments of record as well as to search for unrecorded monuments and evidence in support of public and private boundaries, right-of-way, and easements. All found monuments shall be provided in a formal tabulation and/or shown on the plans, to give the contractor notification of their presence, see Task 11 – Bidding and Selection. Based on the acquired records, rectified to field surveyed monuments, a preliminary land net shall be compiled in CAD. As more record information is uncovered, that information shall be added to the land net. Ultimately the Title Reports obtained in Task 5 shall be necessary for disclosing conveyances from adjacent private parcels to the City of County. These conveyances shall be added to the final land net to be used in preparing appraisal mapping and legal descriptions.
Boundary Surveys. Deeds. After the Closing Date, at Sellers' expense, Sellers shall cause (i) new boundary surveys to be prepared by licensed surveyors selected by Sellers for the approximately 20 parcels of Owned Real Property located in Columbiana County and Jefferson County whose record legal descriptions do not comply with the local County conveyancing standards, and cause such boundary survey legal descriptions to be approved by the applicable County officials, and (ii) obtain tax maps and other title company verification of the record legal descriptions of all other parcels of Owned Real Property (to the extent not previously obtained by the Company pursuant to Section 7.1(d)(iii)(B) above. Promptly after Sellers complete their post closing obligations under this Section 11.13, Seller shall convey the Owned Real Property to Buyer by general warranty deeds, pay the Ohio conveyance fee tax for Buyer to file such deeds of record (calculated using the existing fair market values shown on the current tax duplicates for such Owned Real Property), whereupon the parties shall terminate the Ground Lease."
8. A new Section 11.14 will be added to the Agreement to read as follows:
Boundary Surveys. The Consultant shall perform necessary field work and prepare boundary surveys of the residential properties included within the HMGP Grant program for the Bristol Park Area of Eleven Mile Creek project, as requested/directed by Escambia County. Easements or other legal encumbrances upon the property shall be shown if provided by the owner. Completion of property title work shall not be performed and is not included in the proposed scope of services. All work shall be performed in accordance with State of Florida Standards of Practice. For the purposes of this proposal it has been assumed that 45 lot and block boundary surveys per recorded Plats will be required. Additional fee shall be required should the actual number of boundary surveys exceed this assumption or require metes and bounds survey.
Boundary Surveys. A. Perform sufficient property records research to obtain current ownership and deed information of affected properties. Surveyor will prepare an individual survey plat and metes and bounds description for each parcel (11 estimated) of land to be acquired for this project. Surveyor will set appropriate monuments in the field as shown in Survey plat and description for each acquired parcel.
B. Perform revisions to existing boundary surveys of certain parcels that are determined to have changed configuration or ownership either in adjoining properties for the development of acquisition and/or easement documents required to accommodate the proposed feature replacement and/or channel improvements.
C. C. Prepare individual parcel plats and descriptions to be used by the City of Round Rock for required right of way acquisition and easement process.
Boundary Surveys. Boundary surveys for each Real Property designated in SCHEDULE 1.1(A) as a Real Property for which a boundary survey shall be obtained. Such surveys shall be prepared by surveyors licensed in the State of California. All such survey costs and expenses shall be paid by Seller.
Boundary Surveys. For use in verifying, identifying, or re-establishing property boundaries, corners, lines or monuments.
Boundary Surveys