355.6 - MONUMENTATION.

        355.6  MONUMENTATION.         1.  The surveyor shall confirm the prior establishment of control      monuments at each controlling corner on the boundaries of the parcel      or tract of land being surveyed.  If no control monuments exist, the      surveyor shall place the monuments.  Control monuments shall be      constructed of reasonably permanent material solidly embedded in the      ground and capable of being detected by commonly used magnetic or      electronic equipment.  The surveyor shall affix a cap of reasonably      inert material bearing an embossed or stencil cut marking of the Iowa      registration number of the surveyor to the top of each monument which      the surveyor places.         2.  Control monuments shall be placed at the following locations:         a.  Each corner and angle point of each lot, block, or parcel      of land surveyed.         b.  Each point of intersection of the outer boundary of the      survey with an existing or created right-of-way line of a street,      railroad, or other way.         c.  Each point of curve, tangency, reversed curve, or      compounded curve on each right-of-way line established.         3.  If the placement of a monument required by this chapter at the      prescribed location is impractical, a reference monument shall be      established near the prescribed location.  If a point requiring      monumentation has been previously monumented, the existence of the      monument shall be confirmed by the surveyor.         4.  At least a minimum number of two survey control monuments are      required to be placed before the recording of a subdivision provided      the surveyor includes in the surveyor's statement a declaration that      additional monuments shall be placed before a date specified in the      statement or within one year from the date the subdivision is      recorded, whichever is earlier.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         90 Acts, ch 1236, §6         C91, § 114A.6         C93, § 355.6         Referred to in § 355.7, 355.8