Who issues the Survey Order as defined in DAO No. 2007-29?

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Who issues the Survey Order as defined in DAO No. 2007-29?

A Survey Order is the official directive issued by the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA) authorizing and guiding a surveying activity. The person who signs and issues this order is the NAMRIA Administrator, who heads the agency responsible for mapping, geodetic surveys, and cadastral work. This central authority ensures surveys follow national standards, cover the correct areas, and align with the agency’s procedures. Local government officials or regional executives don’t have the mandate to issue nationwide or agency-wide survey orders, and while the Department of Public Works and Highways may request surveys for projects, the formal directive to conduct the survey comes from NAMRIA through the Administrator.

A Survey Order is the official directive issued by the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA) authorizing and guiding a surveying activity. The person who signs and issues this order is the NAMRIA Administrator, who heads the agency responsible for mapping, geodetic surveys, and cadastral work. This central authority ensures surveys follow national standards, cover the correct areas, and align with the agency’s procedures.

Local government officials or regional executives don’t have the mandate to issue nationwide or agency-wide survey orders, and while the Department of Public Works and Highways may request surveys for projects, the formal directive to conduct the survey comes from NAMRIA through the Administrator.

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