ELM STREET - ARTERIAL STREET PROJECT

SCOPE OF WORK: 1/2 mile of new 4-lane arterial street with center median extending Elm Street (North of Albany) to Omaha Street complete with storm sewer and waterline including an 8' asphalt jogging trail on the east side of street.

ALAN C. HALL, P.L.S.  ahall@hraok.com
Professional Land Surveyor - Oklahoma & Arkansas

BARRICK ROSENBAUM, P.E., C.F.M.  brosenbaum@hraok.com
Professional Engineer - Oklahoma, Arkansas & Kansas
Certified Floodplain Manager - Oklahoma

ALBERT JONES III, P.L.S.  ajones@hraok.com
Professional Land Surveyor - Oklahoma

• PRELIMINARY SURVEY - The collection of survey data on which to base studies on a proposed project or a proposed final survey.


• BOUNDARY SURVEY - A survey made to establish or re-establish a boundary line on the ground or to obtain data for constructing a map plat showing a boundary line.


• LAND TITLE SURVEY - A survey of real property, including the plat of the survey, acceptable to a title insurance company for purposes of insuring title to said real property, free and clear of survey questions, except those questions disclosed by the survey and indicated on the plat.


• TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY - A survey of an area which has for its major purposes the determination of the configuration of the surface of the ground and the location of natural and artificial objects.


• MORTGAGE INSPECTION - A type of survey made for the sole use of lending agency to evaluate title problems relating to possession. The plat of survey shows the relationship of the improvements to the approximate property line. No survey markers are set.

WHEN IS A SURVEY USUALLY NEEDED?

• BEFORE title in land is transferred.
• BEFORE land is subdivided.
• BEFORE land is developed by construction of buildings, roads, fences, etc.
• BEFORE a boundary dispute arises.
• BEFORE a building or fence is to be built near a property line.
• BEFORE a lot is to be conveyed from a larger tract and the lot has not been surveyed.

WHAT DOES THE SURVEYOR NEED FROM ME?

• The purpose and type of survey.
• A copy of your deed.
• Any plans you have, and information about the location of corners and lines.
• Brief history of ownership.
• Name and address of adjacent property owners if known.
• Information about disagreements over location of corners and lines.