Monument Recovery Survey Sample Clauses

Monument Recovery Survey. ‌ Provide all labor, equipment, and materials to perform a search of survey records on file with the Deschutes County Surveyor. Research deeds and surveys of record, including, but not necessarily limited to, all property surveys, county road surveys, original county road resolutions, section corner surveys, and DLC surveys. This includes providing copies of tax assessor maps and survey records. Found property corners, property line fences and other lines of occupation will be surveyed. Survey the Public Land Survey System (“PLSS”) corners as needed for the Project to create ROW descriptions and the filing of the survey. These monuments will be tied through a control point or side traverse or by RRVID approved methods. Place intersecting property lines on the Base Map using surveys, deeds and assessor’s maps to represent property boundaries. Place the property lines using angular relationships utilizing deeds and survey data collected. This data will be used later to prepare a Horizontal Control, Monument Recovery and Retracement Survey to Deschutes County standards and record the survey with the Deschutes County Surveyor's office. Assumption: • City will be responsible for payment of any associated fees. Deliverables: • File a Horizontal Control, Monument Recovery and Retracement Survey with the Deschutes County Surveyor’s Office within twelve (12) weeks of NTP.
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Monument Recovery Survey. Provide all labor, equipment, and materials to perform a search of survey records on file with the Deschutes County Surveyor. Research deeds and surveys of record, including, but not necessarily limited to, all property surveys, county road surveys, original county road resolutions, section corner surveys, and DLC surveys. This includes providing copies of tax assessor maps and survey records. Found property corners, property line fences and other lines of occupation will be surveyed. Survey the Public Land Survey System (“PLSS”) corners as needed for the Project to create ROW descriptions and the filing of the survey. These monuments will be tied through a control point or side traverse or by RRVID approved methods. Place intersecting property lines on the Base Map using surveys, deeds and assessor’s maps to represent property boundaries. Place the property lines using angular relationships utilizing deeds and survey data collected. This data will be used later to prepare a Horizontal Control, Monument Recovery and Retracement Survey to Deschutes County standards and record the survey with the Deschutes County Surveyor's office during the GMP contract.
Sample 1

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