Module 5: Occupation, Encroachments, Plans, and Government Processing - Worked Examples
These examples practice objective reporting and choosing the correct documentation or approval path after the boundary analysis is complete.
Fence Located Inside the Surveyed Boundary
A verified survey shows an existing fence is 0.42 m inside the client's retraced parcel boundary along one segment.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedFence Crossing Station Interpolated from Signed Offsets
A straight, verified subject-parcel boundary course is stationed east from its identified starting corner. For this exercise, the subject-parcel side is positive. A fence point at Sta. has signed perpendicular offset ; at Sta. , it has . Estimate the station where the fence crosses the boundary between these observations.
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0 of 4 Steps CompletedTwo Fence Crossings from Piecewise Signed Offsets
A straight boundary course is stationed in the stated direction. Signed perpendicular fence offsets, with positive on the subject-parcel side, are at Sta. , at Sta. , and at Sta. . Assuming linear change only between adjacent observations, find each zero crossing.
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0 of 4 Steps CompletedRoof Projection Beyond the Surveyed Boundary
A building wall is inside the parcel, but a roof projection extends approximately 0.18 m beyond the retraced boundary.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedBoundary Unresolved Near a Disputed Wall
The wall can be measured accurately, but the boundary evidence at one corner remains materially conflicting after the first field visit.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedPlan and Technical Description Consistency Check
A final plan lists one boundary as 36.250 m, while the draft technical description lists the same course as 36.520 m.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedRelocation Plan Versus Subdivision Processing
A client first asks for a relocation plan, then decides to divide the parcel into two lots for separate registration.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedPreparing a Subdivision Registration Package
A DENR-approved subdivision plan is ready for a transaction that will be submitted for registration.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedEncoded Technical Description Does Not Match the Approved Plan
An encoded/electronic technical description for a resulting lot contains a distance that differs from the DENR-approved plan.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedApparent Overlap Between Adjoining Records
Two plotted approved-record sets appear to overlap by about 0.30 m along a common boundary.
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0 of 3 Steps CompletedQuantifying an Apparent Record-Plot Overlap
Two synthetic adjoining record plots use the same project coordinate frame and show parallel common-boundary lines over Northings to . Parcel Alpha's east line is at ; Parcel Beta's west line is at . Describe the plotted discrepancy.