British Columbia land surveyor definition

British Columbia land surveyor means a person entitled to practise as a land surveyor under the Land Surveyors Act (British Columbia);

British Columbia land surveyor means a land surveyor licensed and registered as a land surveyor in the Province of British Columbia.

British Columbia land surveyor or “BCLS” or “land surveyor” means a practising land surveyor as defined in the Land Surveyors Act

Examples of British Columbia land surveyor in a sentence

• Registered Charge Number(s): Certification Date: (YYYY/Month/DD) Arterial Highway I am a British Columbia land surveyor and certify that I am authorized by the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure under section 44.1 of the Transportation Act to show certain lands identified on this plan dedicated as Arterial Highway.

• Replacement must be by a British Columbia land surveyor at the Permittee's expense.

• Every owner shall provide to the Building Official a survey of the building foundation by a British Columbia land surveyor after the foundation is completed, and prior to framing inspection.

• OF 142022Designed CMHCDrawn RCVChecked RCVScaleAS SHOWNDateJAN 04 2021DOMINIC GRIFFINLOT 14BOWEN ISLAND, BCwww.pacificimagehomedesigns.com 604-402 West Pender Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1T6 604-687-6728FORM_SPC_V15 SURVEY PLAN CERTIFICATIONPROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES Your electronic signature is a representation that you are a British Columbia land surveyor and a subscriber under section 168.6 of the Land Title Act, RSBC 1996c.250.

• This cannot be determined for certain without a survey certificate from a British Columbia land surveyor.

• The Surveyor General Division will prepare the necessary documents and will deposit all documents and plans, if required, into the Land Title Office.Certain cancellations will require that a plan or plans be prepared by a British Columbia land surveyor.

• When required by a Building Official, an owner shall provide to the Building Official a building height survey of the building by a British Columbia land surveyor, to ensure compliance with Town bylaws or applicable covenants respecting building height.

• Section 244(1)(f)(ii) of the Strata Property Act (the “SPA”) requires that where any part of a building shown on a strata plan is not within the external boundaries of the plan, the plan must be endorsed by a British Columbia land surveyor to confirm that appropriate and necessary easements or other interests exist to provide for access to those parts.

• The following information is require:(a) A recent survey completed by a British Columbia land surveyor is required.

• Please note that the site plan is not based on a survey by a British Columbia land surveyor.