Subdivision B, Directions 21 to 22 – Partial Surveys and Easements 21. Partial Surveys
(b)     Make a partial survey in accordance with Guideline No. 1.
22. Location of Easements
(a)
   Where surveying part of an existing parcel, connect to sufficient monuments to re-define the boundaries affected by the partial survey.
• Marking is only required for the new boundaries created.
    (a)
    Where a service is intended to be enclosed by an easement, such as in a Plan of Survey, Easement Plan, Survey Certificate or Identification Survey:
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The surveyor shall do everything reasonable to verify that the service is wholly within the easement. The surveyor should confirm the position of all surface structures and where practicable, confirm any underground structures such as access chambers.
The opening of live sewer systems may not be practicable given workplace health and safety considerations.
Note: on the face of the plan or in a report if it is not possible to verify that the service is wholly within the pertinent easement.
 (b)
  Connect the easement to monuments and, where practical, to the parcel boundaries. `
• May use structures as the limit or edge of the easement. That is, add line work for the structures and a notation such as ‘Face of Wall on edge of easement’.
• Show the essential dimensions for the easement to fix its location including partial boundary distances.
• A fixed-width easement parallel to the boundary need not be dimensioned except where the limit of the easement is unclear.
• No easements shall be shown on Territory Land. Easements may not be created over unleased land or roads.
 (c)
   The essential dimensions for an easement to include:
• A fixed width easement parallel to the boundaries – only the extent
to which the easement is not parallel;
• A fixed width easement NOT parallel to the boundaries - fully
dimensioned on one side and partial boundary dimensions to the
boundary intercepts;
• A variable width easement - fully dimensioned on both sides and
partial boundary dimensions to the boundary intercepts.
  (d)     Dimensions referred to in (b) for an easement must be verifiable by a survey closure calculation.
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Guideline No. 4 – Surveyors Practice Directions - Guide to Interpretation
Subdivision C, Directions 23 to 28 – Re-determination of Boundaries
23. Adoption of original survey marks
    Adopt the boundaries as originally marked even if boundary dimensions disagree unless there is evidence otherwise.
• For example, adopt the original pegs unless the reference mar Write exactly 3 paragraphs each separated with two new lines answering this question. The first paragraph must start with "service".
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