I was reading a survey plan recently and came across words RP&Set and RP&M. These were used to describe distances or bearing of a line. Could anyone tell me what does this stands for?
senjohnblutarsky
May 1, 19 8:25 am
reference point?
Non Sequitur
May 1, 19 8:32 am
RP is for Registered Plan.
The M typically identifies a distance that was measured in the field which differs from what is shown on the official registered plan.
I was reading a survey plan recently and came across words RP&Set and RP&M. These were used to describe distances or bearing of a line. Could anyone tell me what does this stands for?
reference point?
RP is for Registered Plan.
The M typically identifies a distance that was measured in the field which differs from what is shown on the official registered plan.
Now stop asking the internet to do your homework.