At least four permanent boundary markers shall be provided in each plat of ten lots of less. The developer shall cause to be placed as many additional permanent markers as the surveyor deems necessary to properly control his or her original survey. Such permanent markers shall be placed in a manner so that the line of sight between such markers can be observed from one marker to the other.
All stone, concrete or iron pin markers shall be at least thirty inches long and the bottom of such markers shall be set at least thirty inches below finished grade.
(Ord. 97-297. Passed 12-15-97.)