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This was also placed 0.50 metres from the east and south boundaries of the property. In the case of our plan, a metal pin was also placed in the bottom right hand corner of the property. We will write a future article about the different types of survey marks that could be placed in a boundary survey process. The red dot indicates the masonry nail that has been placed while the red arrows indicate the distance between the red dotted line, and the boundary (which is 0.50 metres).ĭifferent types of marks are placed in different situations. Instead, the mark has been placed 0.50 metres (or 50cm) from the west and south boundaries in the corner of the allotment. Only a certified survey of the boundaries that is lodged at the Lands Titles Office for approval and deposit is more accurate.Īt the back of the property (or the bottom of our boundary survey plan) the marks were not able to be placed on the corner of the boundary because of some fencing in the way. The land area shown on a boundary survey plan that is signed by a licensed surveyor is the true size of your land. In some cases, this measurement may differ from the size that your land title shows, or what someone has told you. In the case of our example boundary survey plan, the land area is 781m². The land area is shown in the middle of the land and indicates the true size of your property as determined by the licensed surveyor.

It is valuable to seek the advice of a licensed surveyor before starting the design of your new house to avoid costly changes in the future.

This can have implications on the design of your home as in most cases, your home will be truly rectangular. This means that the angle between the top and right hand side boundary of the property is 89☀0’30” and not exactly 90° (degrees).

The boundary on the right hand side has an orientation of 175°(degrees) 08′(minutes) 30″(seconds). The orientation of the boundary is generally useful in determining if your block is truly rectangular of if the corners of the allotment are not exactly 90° (degrees). The top boundary is 85°(degrees) and 09′(minutes) from true north. The boundary on the right hand side has a length of 37.69 (metres). The length of the boundary at the top of the page is 20.73 (metres). In our example, the image shows our northern boundary (the top of the page) and our eastern boundary (right hand side of the page).

This data shows encroachments if applicableįor more detail on the sections of a boundary survey pegging plan please continue reading!Īlong the centre of the solid bold lines (the boundary your property), you will find two sets of numbers in bold text the dimensions of the boundary and the orientation of the boundary relative to true north.īoundary dimensions are shown in metres, the orientation of the boundary is shown in degrees(°), minutes(‘) and seconds(“).

Land Parcel Details (Allotment and Survey Plan Number, Certificate of Title).

The image provided below is a typical example of a boundary survey pegging plan which shows: The aim of this article is to clearly explain the most common features of your boundary survey plan to help you understand what is being shown by your licensed surveyor. However, if you have never seen one of these plans before the information shown on the plan may be a bit overwhelming and hard to understand. The plan explains exactly where your boundary is located in relation to any fences, buildings or other occupation on or near the boundary.

Discuss your Boundary Survey with a Licensed SurveyorĪ boundary survey plan or pegging plan is usually provided by your land surveying firm at the completion of a licensed boundary survey of your property.

Land Dimensions and Boundary Orientation.