What is the minimum size requirement for a boundary survey drawing?

In Oklahoma, the minimum size requirement for a boundary survey drawing is indeed determined by the standards set forth by the Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Typically, boundary surveys must be drawn to a scale that accurately represents the property and feature the necessary information for review and legal use.

The standard for many official documents is an 8.5" x 11" size, as this format is commonly used for ease of handling and compatibility with various filing methods, including digital scans and hard copies. This size ensures that the survey can be easily stored, shared, and reproduced while still providing sufficient space to include all relevant details such as legal descriptions, measurements, and boundary demarcations.

While larger sizes can provide more space for details and are often used for presentation or specific requirements, the minimum standard is established to ensure that all necessary information can still be conveyed clearly and legibly, hence why the 8.5" x 11" format is acceptable as the minimum size for boundary survey drawings in Oklahoma.