What information is recorded in a site survey?
It can determine a precise location, access, best orientation for the site and the location of obstacles. The type of site survey and the best practices required depend on the nature of the project.
What are 4 pieces of information that can be identified from a Site Survey?
The report identifies the street number, description of the building, the lot number and deposited plan, any encroachments by and upon the land, fencing and encumbrances as listed on the title. These surveys are often carried out prior to the sale of a property.
Why is Site Survey necessary?
Site surveys are essential to ensure desired operations by assessing the Radio Frequency (RF) and how it reacts in a specific location or environment. It is not unheard of for site surveys to be glossed over or improperly conducted, hence why wireless signals for cellular or two-way radios are poor in many buildings.
What do site surveyors do?
Surveyors update boundary lines and prepare sites for construction so that legal disputes are prevented. Surveyors make precise measurements to determine property boundaries. They provide data relevant to the shape and contour of the Earth’s surface for engineering, mapmaking, and construction projects.
What does a re-establishment survey include?
Re-establishment Survey. Service includes: Determine the location of the title boundaries relative to existing occupation surrounding the site. Marking title boundaries. Identifying issues and rights regarding the title. Providing a Re-establishment Plan to indicate any issues. Advice on issues and your rights.
What is a mark in a title Re-Establishment?
Markings will be placed on site during the title re-establishment survey for future reference. This may include corner markings or marks referenced to a title boundary. At the conclusion of the title re-establishment survey a plan will be produced showing the relationship between occupation and title dimensions.
Why do I need a re-establishment plan?
Providing a Re-establishment Plan to indicate any issues. Advice on issues and your rights. Construction is going to occur on or near the title boundary Helping to settle and avoid fencing disputes with neighbours
Why do I need a survey when buying a property?
These surveys inform buyers if there are any encroachments, particularly neighboring fences, which may have shortened your possessory area. The survey is particularly important when doing a two lot battleaxe subdivision when requiring three-metre access at the side of the property as it can highlight the limitations of the project from the outset.