Reference no: EM133711664

Cadastral Surveying

Assignment Body

Question 1

Analyse the search provided on the study desk. Analyse the search provided on the StudyDesk that has been gathered to perform and identification survey on Lot 52 on RP5604. Dealing with each plan in chronological order analyse the surveys and how they pertain to the reinstatement pattern of the boundaries you are concerned with. For each plan provide analysis addressing the following:

The objective of the survey & date of the survey.
Evidence they relied on to establish the existing boundaries.
Reinstatement strategies or any differences in dimensions from plans that preceded it.
Physical evidence placed by the survey.
Any other aspect or anomaly of the survey that might be worthy of note.

Question 2
You have been asked to complete an identification survey of Lot 135 on SP127662.

Section 4.3 of Module 4 of the Study Book includes a detailed example of a reinstatement. The attached field notes record the details of your field survey. Perform the reinstatement calculations using all the new field data, paying careful attention to the reinstatement arguments and bearing adjustments to field data and plan data. To swing the field data onto the plan azimuth use the marks that reference stations 27 and 30 on SP127662.

The example includes a FINAL SKETCH. The study book has two examples of a final sketch (p100 and p145). A similar plan must be prepared on an A3 sheet at suitable scale and included as the first page of your answer to this question. The plan must include all information the drafter will need to create the final plan (excluding the surveyor's certificate). As a result it is necessary to use the prescribed abbreviations and drafting standards. However there is no requirement to use the specific font styles. Neat hand drawn plans are quite acceptable. Examination of this plan will enable the examiner to quickly determine if the reinstatement and referencing are correct. Great weight will be placed on the information shown on this plan for assessment purposes. You will assume that pegs are placed at each corner you need to mark that is not already suitably marked.

In addition to the plan you are required to provide a list of the radiations to all corner marks that will need to be placed to complete the survey. These radiations are to be on the field book azimuth.