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(a) To be eligible for recording under AS 34.65.030 , a record of survey must meet the requirements of AS 40.17.030 (a)(1), (2), (4), (5), (9), and (10), and 11 AAC 06.040(a) (7) and (10). A record of survey is not complete unless it
(1) graphically shows the original and any reestablished monuments and all distances and directions required to determine the location of all monuments established during the survey;
(2) includes notations describing survey procedures used to establish monumentation during the survey;
(3) identifies the legal document the survey is based upon by filing number or by its recording book and page numbers if it is of record in this state;
(4) includes the statement, "this survey does not constitute a subdivision as defined by AS 40.15.190 (2)" if the survey is within an area governed by a platting authority;
(5) is sealed, signed, and dated by the registered land surveyor in charge of the survey;
(6) contains no proposed features or information not essential to identification of boundary locations or measurements;
(7) contains the title "Record of Survey"; and
(8) identifies the section, township, range, and meridian, and the subdivision name or U.S. Survey number if the property is located within either;
(9) repealed 8/23/2001.
(b) Recording a record of survey under this section does not relieve the surveyor of the obligation of complying with any additional surveying and platting requirements imposed by the state or a municipality.
(c) The filing officer shall review a record of survey only for compliance with recording requirements.
History: Eff. 3/8/87, Register 101; am 8/23/2001, Register 159
Authority: AS 34.65.030
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