Does the drawing need to include the width of adjoining rights-of-way?

In land surveying, it is essential to provide comprehensive information about the boundaries and features of the property being surveyed. Including the width of adjoining rights-of-way in the drawing is critical because it helps define the extents of the property, ensures clarity regarding boundaries, and provides necessary details that may affect property use and development.

Adjoining section lines and their widths can impact not only the property lines but also any easements, access issues, and land use planning. By showing this information, surveyors can ensure that any future development or modifications are in compliance with local and state regulations, and clients can make informed decisions about their property.

This comprehensive approach supports accurate property description and is in line with best practices for land surveying, as it helps avoid potential disputes regarding boundary lines and land use.