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Multiple Choice

Which recipients receive the final survey plan?

Final survey plans are official cadastral documents that must be submitted to the government for record-keeping and validation. The formal recipients are the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and its Land Management Bureau, because they maintain the official land records and oversee cadastral surveys. The Land Management Bureau specifically handles the recording and integration of survey plans into public records, ensuring proper oversight and consistency with title and boundary processes. While the landowner may keep a copy and local government units can be involved in related steps, the official recipients for the final plan are DENR and the Land Management Bureau.

Final survey plans are official cadastral documents that must be submitted to the government for record-keeping and validation. The formal recipients are the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and its Land Management Bureau, because they maintain the official land records and oversee cadastral surveys. The Land Management Bureau specifically handles the recording and integration of survey plans into public records, ensuring proper oversight and consistency with title and boundary processes. While the landowner may keep a copy and local government units can be involved in related steps, the official recipients for the final plan are DENR and the Land Management Bureau.