DAO 2007-29 specifies that survey plans must include which detail?

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Survey plans are meant to define the exact limits of a parcel in relation to the surrounding land. The essential detail is the depiction of adjacent property boundaries, because it places the parcel within the existing cadastral framework, allowing precise corners, bearings, and distances to be checked against neighboring lots. This context helps prevent encroachments and ensures the plan corresponds to the actual legal description.

Soil type, land elevation, and vegetation cover are not the details required to establish the parcel’s legal boundaries in this context; they belong to other kinds of surveys or reports and are not mandated for survey plans by this DAO.