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Performed to determine the configuration and elevations of the ground within a boundary, including the location of natural and/or man-made physical objects thereon. The topographic map prepared from the findings of a topographic survey will include contour lines delineating the grading of the land found on the property. It is useful in the development of the subject property based on real existing conditions.

Performed for a lending or insuring institution that is a complete study and evaluation of all factors influencing and affecting the location of the boundaries, rights of way, and easements within or immediately surrounding a subdivision lot or tract of land. This type of survey aids in the evaluation of any title problems that may be evident relating to the actual occupation and possession of the property involved.

An ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey must adhere to a set of national standards put forth by the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping and adopted by the American Land Title Association. The ALTA/ACSM standards require a more detailed report than the typical boundary survey.

Performed during site development, the land surveyor takes the engineer’s or architect’s design shown on their plans and places (stakes) their correct location on the ground so the construction sub-contractors can place the buildings, roads, fences, electrical and other underground utilities, etc. in their correct location.