For boundaries intersected by the easement lines, the surveyor shall indicate the Boundary Determination Category used. other record easements and visible evidence of the use thereofĪll visible encroachments shall be depicted or noted thereon.improvements and features, including as a minimum: dwellings, barns, garages, sheds, driveways, roadways, surface utilities, visible bodies of water, fences, walls, hedges, yards and swimming pools.Easement MapĪn Easement Map is a map of a type of survey which depicts and notes the position of an existing or proposed easement with respect to: The monumentation requirements of Article III of these regulations do not apply to the Original Survey portions. This map shall conform to the requirements of a Property Survey or be submitted along with a Property Survey. Subdivision or Resubdivision MapĪ Subdivision or Resubdivision Map is a map which depicts or notes the layout of lots and the associated public or private highways, easements and lands and is intended for submission to applicable regulatory entities. No other improvements or features need be depicted. The purpose of this type of survey is to enable determination of compliance with said requirements.

Improvement Location SurveyĪn Improvement Location Survey (also known as an “As-Built Survey”) depicts or notes the position, horizontally and, where required, vertically, between particular existing or proposed improvements with respect to the applicable municipal or statutory requirements. Only those portions of the property pertinent to the issues being addressed must be depicted. Zoning Location SurveyĪ Zoning Location Survey depicts or notes the position of existing or proposed improvements with respect to applicable municipal setback requirements. Note that this is different than an Improvement Location Survey (As-Built Survey), which involves the location of additional features such as drainage, retaining walls, etc. Limited Boundary/Property Surveys Existing Building Location SurveyĪn Existing Building Location Survey depicts or notes the position of all buildings on the property with respect to boundaries, record easement lines and pertinent municipal setback requirements and deed restrictions.

unresolved conflicts with existing deed descriptions and maps.

record and visible means of ingress and egress.

The purpose of this type of survey is to document the boundary locations by depicting and noting their position with respect to:

monumentation required to be set at all cornersĪ Perimeter Survey is a type of survey which maps a strip along the boundaries, the minimum width of which shall be 15 feet (5 meters), oriented 10 feet (3 meters) within and 5 feet (2 meters) beyond the parcel limits.

unresolved conflicts with record deed descriptions and maps.deed restrictions pertaining to the location of buildings or other apparent improvements.lines of occupation, including as a minimum: fences, walls, hedges and yards.record and apparent means of ingress and egress.record easements and visible evidence of the use thereof.apparent improvements and features, including as a minimum: dwellings, barns, garages, sheds, driveways, roadways, surface utilities, visible bodies of water and swimming pools.locations of all boundary monumentation found or set.Types of Boundary/Property Surveys Property SurveyĪ Property Survey is a type of survey which depicts or notes the position of boundaries with respect to:

Boundary survey