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In forceSurveys may be carried out to identify boundaries of public road
Part 3Road boundaries and road levels
Division 1Identification of road boundaries
18 Surveys may be carried out to identify boundaries of public road
(1)
A roads authority may cause surveys to be carried out to identify the boundaries of a public road if those boundaries have not previously been properly identified or if the survey marks used to identify those boundaries cannot be located or ascertained.
(2)
If the surveys are conducted on the application of a person other than a public authority, the applicant is liable to pay to the roads authority the costs incurred in carrying out the surveys.
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