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he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
FINAL
R/W PLAN PREPARATION Differences in Design R/W Plans=
and =
Final R/W Plans? Design R/W Plans =
show
what R/W is required for the
construction of the proje=
ct.
Final R/W Plans show what R/W
was actually acquired for the construction
of the project. Final R/W Plans
are not just prepared for INDOT but
for appraisers, buyers and property
owners and other surveyors.
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he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
•<=
/span>(j) “Right-of-way” means land taken by
either:
•<=
/span>(1) easements; or
•<=
/span>(2) fee simple title;
•<=
/span>for the linear routes identified in subsection (k)=
.
•<=
/span>(k) “Route survey” refers to surveys
executed for the purpose of acquiring an interest in the tracts of land required for the=
•<=
/span>following:
•<=
/span>(1) Highways.
•<=
/span>(2) Railroads.
•<=
/span>(3) Waterways.
•<=
/span>(4) Pipelines.
•<=
/span>(5) Electric lines.
•<=
/span>(6) Any other linear transportation or utility
route.
•<=
/span>The term does not include surveys executed for
acquisition parcels that are of
even width and immediately adjacent to an existing
•title, easement, or right-of-way line and do not r=
equire
a property survey in order to
prepare an accurate legal description for the
•<=
/span>parcel. Route surveys are not considered either or=
iginal
surveys or Retracement
surveys.---From Title 865--
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Plans? Design R/W Plans show what R/W is required for the construction of t=
he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
IC 8-23-=
7-2
•<=
/span>IC 8-23-7-2 Purposes for
acquiring real property &nb=
sp;
Sec. 2. The department may acquire real property for any purpose necessary to carry out this article,
including the foll=
owing: &nb=
sp; (1)
To locate, relocate, construct, reconstruct, repair, or =
maintain a state highway, including area for: &nb=
sp; (A)
the placement of a utility facility within the right-of-=
=
way of the state highway system; or &n=
bsp; (B)
the relocation of a utility facility within the right-of-way =
of the state highway system due to interference=
with
a highway impr=
ovement
project. &nb=
sp; (2)
To widen or straighten a highway. &n=
bsp; (3)
To clear and remove obstructions to vision at crossings =
and curves. &nb=
sp; (4)
To construct weigh stations and rest areas. &n=
bsp; (5)
To provide scenic easements and other areas necessary =
to cooperate with the federal government or car=
ry out
a federal law.=
&nb=
sp; (6)
To facilitate long-range transportation planning. As added by
P.L.18-1990, SEC.216. Amended by P.L.35-2005, SEC.2. &#=
13;
•
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project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
IC 8-23-=
7-31
•<=
/span>IC 8-23-7-31 Acquisition of
property, rights, and easements; legal description; taxation &n=
bsp;
Sec. 31. (a) Whenever the department acquires real property, =
rights, or easements for the construction, repa=
ir,
and maintenance of a
state highway, a legal description of all =
rights-of-way and easements, including the area=
of
the land acqui=
red,
shall be filed by the department in the office of the recorder in the county in which the real proper=
ty is
located. The des=
cription
shall be recorded in the deed records of the county. No fee may be charged for filing and recording =
the
description. The
department shall also file the description with the county =
auditor. &nb=
sp; (b)
Real property and interests in real property acquired for =
permanent highway purposes are exempt from taxa=
tion
from the date
<=
/b>
•of acquisition, provided that all taxes, intere=
st,
and penalties reco=
rded
on the property tax duplicates have been paid. Where real property or interests in real property are
acquired after the assessment
date of any year but before December 31, the taxes <=
span
style=3D'font-size:63%'>on the property in the ensuing year are not a l=
ien on
the property and sh=
all be
removed from the tax duplicates by the =
county auditor.
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project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
<=
span
style=3D'font-size:88%'>•Authority: IC 25-21.5-2-14
<=
span
style=3D'font-size:88%'>•Affected: IC 25-21.5
•(2) Construction surveys made for the purpose =
of marking the limits of existing easements or rights-of-way for the construction
•of improvements within the easement or rights-=
of-way must be executed by a registered land surveyor but are only subject to
•the provisions of sections 1 through 4 and 6 of =
this rule.
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project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
865 IAC 1-12-20
<=
span
class=3DBB style=3D'position:absolute;left:-4.26%'>•Route =
survey
preliminary research
<=
span
style=3D'visibility:hidden'>•
•(b) Cl=
ient
specifications may set forth technical minimums for
route surveys more stringent than those stated in this section.
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R/W
Plans? Design R/W Plans show what R/W is required for the construction of t=
he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
865 IAC 1-12-21
•Route survey fieldw=
ork
•Sec. 21. When conducti=
ng a
route survey, a land surveyor shall do the following:
•(1) Establish the loca=
tion
of the control survey points upon which all subsequent =
work
will be based so that they can be
•retraced and are
recoverable by other surveyors without difficulty during=
and
after construction.
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Plans? Design R/W Plans show what R/W is required for the construction of t=
he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
865 IAC 1-12-22
<=
span
style=3D'font-size:88%'>•Measurements for route surveys
•Sec. 22. (a) When conducting a route survey, the land surveyor shall be responsible to use the =
minimum standards of
•measurement for urban surveys provided for in =
section 7 of this rule, except that relative positional accuracy may not exceed five tenths
=
;
<=
span
style=3D'font-size:88%'>•(0.5) feet for a route survey.
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R/W
Plans? Design R/W Plans show what R/W is required for the construction of t=
he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
865 =
IAC
1-12-22
•<=
/span>Measurements for route surveys
•sec. 22. (a) When conducting a route survey, the l=
and
surveyor shall be responsible to use the minimum standards <=
span
style=3D'position:absolute;top:15.25%;left:9.73%;width:84.45%;height:2.75%=
'>of
•<=
/span>measurement for urban surveys provided for in sect=
ion 7
of this rule, except that relative positional accuracy may <=
span
style=3D'position:absolute;top:20.0%;left:9.73%;width:84.45%;height:2.75%'=
>not exceed five tenths
•<=
/span>(0.5) feet for a route survey.
<=
/div>
•<=
/span>(b) Measurements generally shall be shown on the r=
oute
survey plat with a number of significant figures representative of the
•<=
/span>precision of the work.
•<=
/span>(c) The measurements specifications outlined in th=
is
section will apply to all of the following items shown on a =
route survey:
•<=
/span>(1) The control survey points.
<=
/div>
•<=
/span>(2) Survey ties to either of the following:
•<=
/span>(A) The nearest United States Public Land Survey
subdivision corners that are reasonably accessible on both <=
span
style=3D'position:absolute;top:45.0%;left:9.73%;width:84.45%;height:2.75%'=
>sides of
•<=
/span>the controlling survey line.
•<=
/span>(B) Monuments with established state plane
coordinates.
•(3) All monuments and reference monuments, and any=
ties
thereto, that are set relative to the controlling survey line.
•<=
/span>(d) If the route survey references or is based on =
state
plane coordinates or utilizes the Global Positioning System =
(GPS), the
•<=
/span>written surveyor’s report shall identify the
following:
•<=
/span>(1) The datum and projection.
•<=
/span>(2) The year of applicable datum adjustment.
<=
/span>
•<=
/span>(3) The originating or controlling monuments.
=
•<=
/span>(4) The GPS base stations or positioning software =
used,
for example, the Online Positioning User Service (OPUS).
•<=
/span>(5) The source and format of the corrections if re=
al
time kinematic GPS was used.
•<=
/span>(6) The Geoid model used, if applicable.
•<=
/span>(7) The scale, elevation, and combination factors =
used
in the coordinate calculations.
•<=
/span>(8) Information on any translation to or from a lo=
cal
system.
•<=
/span>(9) The collection processes and methodology of fi=
nal
positioning.
•<=
/span>(10) Whether the distances shown are grid or groun=
d.
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Plans? Design R/W Plans show what R/W is required for the construction of t=
he
project. Final R/W Plans show what R/W was actually acquired for the
construction of the project.
865 I=
AC
1-12-24
•<=
/span>Route survey monumentation
•<=
/span>Sec. 24. (a) When conducting a route survey, a
registered land
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