Can a surveyor enter private property to perform a survey?

Surveyors generally have a statutory "Right of Entry" which allows them to access private property to perform necessary surveys, but this right comes with specific conditions. The right is intended to facilitate and ensure accurate land measurement and property delineation, essential for various legal and practical applications, including land development and property disputes.

In many jurisdictions, including Oklahoma, surveyors are required to notify property owners in advance and sometimes may also need to obtain consent before entering the land. This ensures respect for property rights while still allowing surveyors to carry out their professional responsibilities. It balances the need for public interest in land use and development with the rights of private property owners. Hence, the correct choice reflects a nuanced understanding of legal permissions governing surveyors' access to private property.

The other options either suggest an absolute right without necessary conditions or imply a complete restriction without acknowledging the established legal framework that supports survey operations under regulated circumstances.