§ 6-1. Permanent reference points.

Prior to the approval of the Final Plat, permanent points shall have been placed in accordance with the following requirements:

6-1-1  Subdivision corner tie. At least one corner of the subdivision shall be designated by course and distance (tie) from an accepted corner of the Government Survey of Escambia County. The subdivision corner shall be marked with a monument and shall appear on the map with a description of bearings and distances from the Government Survey corner.

6-1-2  Monuments. Concrete monuments four inches in diameter or four inches square and three feet long with a flat top shall be set at all exterior corners of the subdivision. The top of the monument shall have an indented mark to identify properly the location, and shall be set flush with the finished grade.

6-1-3  Property markers. All lot corners not marked with a monument shall be marked with an iron pipe or iron pin not less than one-half inch in diameter or in width, and 24 inches long, and driven so as to be flush with the finished grade. Permanent points shall also be set at the ends of curved property lines.