Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act

This act governs the identification, documentation, and long-term preservation of land survey corners and the monuments that mark them. Its central mechanism is a corner file — a written record, prescribed as to content and form and required to be signed — that must be completed and filed for survey corners, including those that are reconstructed or rehabilitated, together with reference information locating each corner. The resulting records are kept as public map records open to inspection, and the act further addresses the treatment of corners established before it took effect and exempts these filings from fees.

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