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What is the size of the cadastral map?
What is the size of the cadastral map?
What should be indicated on the cadastral map when space limitation does not permit it?
What should be indicated on the cadastral map when space limitation does not permit it?
How are unsurveyed parcels assigned on the cadastral map?
How are unsurveyed parcels assigned on the cadastral map?
What should be indicated on the cadastral map when a cadastral lot covers an area previously patented, leased or surveyed?
What should be indicated on the cadastral map when a cadastral lot covers an area previously patented, leased or surveyed?
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What should be ascertained and verified on the cadastral map?
What should be ascertained and verified on the cadastral map?
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How should control stations be plotted on the cadastral map?
How should control stations be plotted on the cadastral map?
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What is the frequency of submitting the Progress Map to the LMS?
What is the frequency of submitting the Progress Map to the LMS?
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What is the primary purpose of the location plan in the Progress Map?
What is the primary purpose of the location plan in the Progress Map?
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What is the size of the Progress Map in centimeters?
What is the size of the Progress Map in centimeters?
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What information should the Progress Map contain in addition to those stated in Paragraph c.3.(a)?
What information should the Progress Map contain in addition to those stated in Paragraph c.3.(a)?
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What is the purpose of the table in the Progress Map?
What is the purpose of the table in the Progress Map?
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How should the monthly progress of sketching, monument setting, and lot survey be shown on the Progress Map?
How should the monthly progress of sketching, monument setting, and lot survey be shown on the Progress Map?
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Study Notes
Cadastral Maps (CM)
- Cadastral maps should measure 54 x 54 centimeters with marginal lines at 50 x 50 centimeters.
- Key details displayed include the names of claimants, concrete monument numbers, and lot corner descriptions.
- Lot numbers must be shown in consecutive order wherever possible.
Adjoining Claims
- Names of claimants adjacent to project boundaries should be indicated.
- Lines between adjoining claims are represented with dashed lines.
- Uns surveyed parcels are numbered consecutively from 1, prefixed with "A" (e.g., A-1, A-2).
Relationship to Previous Surveys
- Indication of relationship to any previously patented or surveyed areas is essential.
- If a cadastral lot matches an approved survey, both numbers must be displayed.
- For subdivided previous surveys, the map includes the phrase “Portion of Lot ______ Survey No.________ L.R.C. Case No._______.”
- Rejection of former surveys due to new boundaries results in notation “Resurveyed, Lot _______ Survey No.________.”
Land Registration Case
- All previously registered lots, or those with applications pending, must note the Land Registration Case (L.R.C.) number.
Natural Features and Boundaries
- Local names of natural features (e.g., mountains, bodies of water) need accurate spelling and representation.
- Barangay names and their respective boundaries must be marked on the map.
Control Stations
- Control stations are plotted using coordinates with side shots taken from these stations.
Progress Map
- An updated progress map must be submitted quarterly to the LMS via the Chief, Regional Surveys Division.
- Each progress map should include a location plan that shows approximate distance from municipal centers.
Scale and Details
- Progress maps must be at a scale allowing the entire municipality to fit on 104 x 104 centimeters with marginal lines at 100 x 100 centimeters.
- Additional information for progress maps includes forest land, marshy land, haciendas, parks, and protected areas.
Monthly Progress Reporting
- A table summarizing work accomplished each month is required on the progress map.
- Monthly activities like sketching, monument setting, and lot survey should be represented through miniature sketches.
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Description
Learn about the requirements and components of a Progress Map for a cadastral survey project, including the location plan and periodic reporting. Understand the role of the Chief, Regional Surveys Division and the importance of submitting the map every three months.
