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Chapter D11 ver. 1
Boundary Maintenance
Table of Contents
- Survey Instructions Home
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Part B - Agreements
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B2 - Intergovernmental Agreements
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Part D - Survey Standards
- D1 - Official Surveys
- D2 - Explanatory Plans
- D3 - Strata Surveys
- D4 - Condominium Surveys
- D5 - Registration and Land Use Area Plans
- D6 - Oil and Gas Surveys in Indian Reserves
- D7 - Oil and Gas Surveys in the Territories and Offshore
- D8 - Mineral Claim Surveys in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut
- D9 - Mineral Claim Surveys in Yukon
- D10 - Field Monitoring of Exterior Boundaries and Interior Frameworks
- D11 - Boundary Maintenance
- D12 - Control Surveys
- D13 - Basemapping
- D14 - Land Descriptions
- D15 - Survey Reports
- D16 - As-built Surveys
- D17 - Guidelines for the preparation of Legal Description Reports for the Individual First Nation Agreement under the First Nations Land Management Act
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Part E - Appendices
Effective Date
This Chapter is effective January 1, 1997. It was originally published as Chapter D11 of the Third Edition of the Manual of Instructions for the Survey of Canada Lands.
Chapter Sections
General
- Boundary maintenance of previously surveyed boundaries may consist
of any or all of the following:
- clearing of vistas
- blazing trees; or
- restoring obliterated monuments and ancillary monumentation.
- Specific survey instructions are issued for boundary maintenance surveys.
Procedures
- The general instructions in Chapter D1 regarding cutting out and blazing lines apply to boundary maintenance surveys.
- The condition and markings of all monuments and ancillary monumentation shall be recorded.
- The general instructions in Chapter D1 for the placement of marker posts apply to boundary maintenance surveys.
- Lost or disturbed monuments shall not be re-established, unless specific survey instructions to do so have been issued by the Surveyor General or a person designated by the Surveyor General to issue such instructions.
Returns
- The returns shall consist of:
- a survey report as prescribed in chapter D15;
- sketch plans, if necessary, to convey the condition of the vistas and monumentation;
- official field notes, if ancillary monumentation or monuments have been restored;
- reproducible copies of plans registered or filed in a provincial land titles or land registry office pertaining to the survey; and
- any other information required by the specific survey instructions.