Land Surveyors Regulations – Section 28 (Statutory Instruments 68/1984 and 53/1986)
Statutory Instrument 68/1984 .. in force 22 December 1984
Amended by S.I. 53/1986 .. in force 7 June 1986
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
PART 1
PRELIMINARY
| 1. | Citation |
| 2. | Interpretation |
PART 2
REGULATIONS AFFECTING ALL SURVEYS MADE UNDER
SECTION 14 OF THE PRINCIPAL LAW
| 3. | Disputes |
| 4. | Units of measurement |
| 5. | Systems of co-ordinates and projections |
| 6. | Maintenance |
| 7. | Presentation of surveys |
| 8. | Permissible errors of measurement |
| 9. | Checking of surveys |
| 10. | Information prior to surveys |
| 11. | Prior approval of statutory authorities |
| 12. | Authority for entry upon land |
| 13. | Employment of unqualified assistant |
| 14. | Fees in respect of services rendered by the Chief Surveyor |
| 15. | Fees chargeable by licensed surveyors |
PART 3
SURVEY MARKS, BOUNDARY BEACONS AND BOUNDARIES
| 16. | Design and specification of survey marks |
| 17. | Placement of survey marks |
| 18. | Line beacons and river beacons and new curvilinear boundary |
| 19. | Placing beacon on boundary line |
| 20. | Beacons placed from computed data |
| 21. | When beacon cannot be placed |
| 22. | Damaged beacons to be repaired |
| 23. | Trigonometrical stations to be repaired |
| 24. | Missing beacons and report |
| 25. | Re-establishment of missing beacons |
| 26. | Redundant beacons |
| 27. | Surveys and re-establishment of boundaries |
PART 4
SURVEYS PERFORMED BY TRIANGULATION, TRILATERATION, TRAVERSE AND AIR SURVEYS
| 28. | Guiding principle |
| 29. | Main control surveys |
| 30. | Minor control surveys |
| 31. | Control station numbering |
| 32. | Boundary surveys |
FIXED BOUNDARY SURVEYS
| 33. | Fixed boundary survey connected to national control network |
| 34. | Instruments |
| 35. | Accuracy |
| 36. | Method of observing |
| 37. | Closing of traverses |
| 38. | Surveying of boundary beacons |
| 39. | Degree of slope |
| 40. | Curvilinear |
| 41. | Air Survey |
GENERAL BOUNDARY SURVEYS
| 42. | Guiding principle of general boundary surveys |
| 43. | Connection to control |
| 44. | Accuracy |
| 45. | Method of survey |
| 46. | Method of observing |
| 47. | Chief Surveyor's discretion |
PART 5
FIELD NOTES
| 48. | Recording of observations for control work |
| 49. | Damaged beacons |
| 50. | Method of marking field notes |
| 51. | Erasures and corrections |
| 52. | Nomenclature |
| 53. | Cover page and Index |
| 54. | Unorthodox methods |
| 55. | Topographical features |
PART 6
COMPUTATIONS
| 56. | Computations to be on special forms |
| 57. | Method of colouring entries on computation sheets |
| 58. | Triangulation and trilateration |
| 59. | Traverses |
| 60. | Independent checks to be made |
| 61. | Areas |
| 62. | Degree of accuracy of calculating |
| 63. | Presentation of report and computations |
PART 7
PLANS
| 64. | Plans to be drawn on special forms |
| 65. | Scales |
| 66. | Plotting of curvilinear boundaries |
| 67. | Plotting by co-ordinates |
| 68. | General rules |
| 69. | Abutting boundaries |
| 70. | Co-ordinates and numerical data |
| 71. | Triangulation charts |
| 72. | Colours and style printing |
| 73. | Topographical features |
| 74. | Erasures or corrections |
| 75. | Certificate |
| 76. | Authentication by Chief Surveyor |
PART 8
MISCELLANEOUS
| 77. | Public access to maps and plans |
| Schedule 1 | |
| Schedule 2 | |
| Schedule 3 | |
| Schedule 4 | |
Commencement [22 December 1984]