Public Works |
Updated February
16,2012 |
Surveying is the technique and science of
measuring positions and distances on Earth and are often used to establish land
maps and boundaries for ownership or governmental purposes. In order to
accomplish their objective, surveyors use elements
of geometry,
engineering,
trigonometry,
mathematics,
physics, and law.
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Approved Monument Tie Maps List |
Updated May 20, 2009 |
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| Benchmarks |
In the unlikely event
you discover a marker lying loose on the ground, leave it where you found
it, and contact Survey/Right-of-Way. |
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| Certificate of Amendment Application |
Used to correct or amend a recorded plat, survey or map if correction or amendment does not change
location of surveyor's monument or property line. See
NRS 278.473
for additional information. Click here for sample Certificate of Amendment.
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| Final Map
Monument Tie Map Approval Process |
Process required to finalize bond release. |
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| Mapping Procedures |
During the development process, maps are required for most projects. |
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| Un-recorded Surveys |
These survey maps are circa 1965 and are intended to be
used as additional information with other survey related research. They are being made available with a disclaimer. |
