Boundary Markers Clause Samples

The Boundary Markers clause defines how the physical boundaries of a property or project site are identified and maintained. Typically, this clause requires the installation, preservation, or verification of markers such as stakes, fences, or monuments to clearly delineate property lines or construction limits. By establishing clear and visible boundaries, the clause helps prevent disputes over property lines, encroachments, or unauthorized use of land, ensuring all parties understand the exact limits of the area in question.
Boundary Markers. The boundaries of the Tract shall be marked with permanent surveyor monuments. The monuments shall be placed at each corner of the Tract and in such additional ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ the shape of the Tract requires for clear designation of all boundary lines. In addition, the corners of all lots within the subdivision shall be "pinned" in a manner deemed sufficiently permanent by the Township Engineer. All such monuments and pins shall be placed by a registered surveyor and shall be visible when final grading has been completed and before any occupancy permit is issued. Developer shall provide the Township with a plan showing the accurate placement of said monuments and pins, which shall be certified by Developer's registered surveyor.
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Boundary Markers. The Boundaries of the Tract shall be marked with permanent surveyor monuments. The monuments shall be placed at each corner of the Development and in such additional locations as the shape of the Tract requires for clear designation of all boundary lines. In addition, the corners of all lots within
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Boundary Markers. Where line of sight does not afford seeing a boundary line marking in either direction due to the absence of trees or existing man made markers, and in areas adjacent to developed property, wooden 4”x4” posts with the appropriate decal will be placed at intervals adequate to see markers in either direction of the line. If posts are used they will be painted in accordance with Appendix Q.
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