(A) (1) Before the record plat is recorded, the subdivider shall install permanent reference monuments. The reference monuments shall be installed at all points of change in direction of all exterior boundary lines of the subdivision or subdivision section. Monuments shall be installed at all control points of the roadway at the right-of-way lines of the subdivision or subdivision section. These points shall include, but are not limited to, PC (point of curvature), PT (point of tangency), PI (point of intersection), and POT (point on tangent). Every monument set by a land surveyor shall be of a substantial size and shall be made of durable materials, and shall include an element that makes it possible to detect the monument by means of some device for finding ferrous or magnetic objects.
(2) All monuments set by a land surveyor shall bear their registration number on a metallic cap or identifier, as required by the “Minimum Standards of Practice for Land Surveying,” adopted by the state’s Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.
(3) Any permanent markers now in place shall remain in lieu of new monuments. Notice of compliance, in writing, shall be given to the Planning Commission prior to recording a section.
(B) Before the performance bond is released, the reference monuments shall be installed at all points of change in direction of all exterior boundary lines of the subdivision or subdivision section. Monuments shall be installed at all control points of the roadway at the right-of-way lines of the subdivision or subdivision section. These points shall include, but are not limited to, PC (point of curvature), PT (point of tangency), PI (point of intersection), and POT (point on tangent). These monuments shall conform to the standards set out above.
(LDC § 7.4.40) Penalty, see § 155.999