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Standards for Boundary
Surveys
4733-37-02 Research and Investigation
(A) The surveyor shall
consult deeds and other documents, including those for adjacent parcels, in
order to assemble the best possible set of written evidence of every corner and
line of the property being surveyed.
(B) After all necessary
written documents have been analyzed, the survey shall be based on a field
investigation of the property. The surveyor shall make a thorough search for
physical monuments, and analyze evidence of monumentation and occupation. In
addition, the surveyor shall, when necessary, confer with the owner(s) of the
adjoining property and the owner(s) of the property being surveyed.
History: Effective
11-1-03; rule promulgated under Revised Code 119.03; rule authorized by
Revised Code 4733.07; rule amplifies Revised Code 4733.20; replaces prior
4733-37-02; Revised Code 119.032 review dates - 11/01/2008
Case Notes and OAG: (2000)
Pursuant to the minimum standards for boundary surveys, other sources of
information are to be consulted when a deed does not resolve a boundary line:
Green v. Lemarr, 139 OApp3d 414, 744 NE2d 212
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