Survey Co-Ordination Regulations 2024

wherever practicable, notify the Surveyor‑General before the removal; and

if required by the Surveyor-General—

relate the permanent mark horizontally and vertically to adjacent survey monuments and survey marks before the mark is removed; and

ensure that connections conform to not less than the standard of precision of the survey used for establishing the recorded position of the permanent mark;

if required by the Surveyor-General, the responsible surveyor or proper officer must—

establish a new permanent mark in accordance with section 6 of the Act to replace the mark that was removed; and

prepare a sketch plan for the replacement mark in accordance with regulation 8;

if a replacement mark is not established, the surveyor or proper officer must notify the Surveyor-General in writing within 60 days after the removal of a permanent mark giving the particulars of the relationship between the permanent mark removed and a permanent mark in the vicinity;

if a replacement mark is established, the surveyor or proper officer must notify the Surveyor-General in writing within 60 days after the replacement of a permanent mark giving particulars of the relationship between the permanent mark that was removed and the replacement mark.