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JOHN
L. LIBBY CONSULTING
Consulting
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DATA ACCUMULATION SURVEYS |
DATA ACCUMULATION SURVEYS
John L. Libby Consulting performs Data Accumulation Surveys in eastern
Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The surveys are conducted in accordance with
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Regulation 250 6.02: Data Accumulation Surveys
(Topographic - Photogrammetric - Utilities - Site - Hydrographic) and the
Procedural and Technical Standards for the Practice of Land Surveying in the
State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation, Section 4.00 Data Accumulaion
Surveys.
Research is conducted at the assessor's offices and registries of deeds for
record deeds and plans of locus and the abutting properties. Highway layouts
and utility information is obtained from public offices, utility companies and
other appropriate agencies. Information for the horizontal and vertical datum
of control monuments is obtained.
All record data is analyzed and compared to existing physical evidence "in
and on the ground" such as concrete and stone monuments, iron pipes, iron
rods, evidence of lines of occupation, etc. Upon completion of the boundary
analysis, property corners may be marked if requested by the Client.
Measurements, both horizontal and vertical, will be taken of the site and the
site improvements to a precision compatible with the particular problem or
project involved. Wherever possible, the elevations will be referenced to the
National Geodetic Vertical Datum or some other locally recognized datum.
Topographic elevations will taken to the nearest .01' for hard surfaces and
.10' for ground shots.
A plan of the site will be drawn showing the site and the major site
improvements, contours with spot elevations, lot lines, buildings, dimensions
from the buildings to the lot lines, property corners whether found or set, and
other improvements requested by the Client such as interior stone walls,
wetlands, brooks, rivers, underground utilities, etc. Any observed
encroachments will be noted. The plan shall also have a title block, north
arrow, scale and any other information deemed pertinent. The recording data of
the deed and any other plans utilized in the survey may be noted along with the
flood hazard zone designation according to the flood maps provided by the
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
John L. Libby Consulting
provides professional quality services at reasonable prices.
Please give us a call.
John L. Libby Consulting
97 Cove Street, New Bedford, MA 02744
Tel: (508) 999-0106 Fax: (508) 999-2860
Cell: (508) 951-8839
Mail Address: 97 Cove Street, New Bedford, MA 02744
Email: jlibbyconsulting.com
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Updated: February 13, 2006
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