Plan of Survey

 A Plan of Survey is a detailed survey plan that illustrates property boundaries and their relationship to physical features. This versatile document can take various forms and serve a wide range of purposes, depending on the specific needs of the client. Common types of Plans of Survey include:

• Subdivision Plans: Used to divide a property into smaller lots for development.
• Reference Plans (R-Plans): Often required for legal transactions, such as easements or property severances.
• Surveyor’s Real Property Reports (SRPRs): Comprehensive plans that combine boundary information with existing structures and easements.

All Plans of Survey clearly depict one or more boundary lines and often highlight the relationship of nearby physical features—such as ditches, buildings, fences, trees, or retaining walls—to the surveyed boundaries.

Whether you're a property owner, developer, or legal professional, a Plan of Survey provides the accuracy and clarity needed to support construction, legal processes, and land development.