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performed the survey together with his certificate, signature <br />and seal, the date the survey was made, and the name of <br />the owner of record. <br /> <br /> 2. The exterior boundary lines of the property with <br />their bearings and distances. Basis of bearings shall be <br />the California State Coordinate (Zone III) bearing between <br />two identified monuments. Deed courses shall be shown in <br />parentheses, with "Deed" included with course. Courses <br />based on other surveys shall also be shown in parenthesis <br />with a note reference to the survey included. <br /> <br /> 3. The location and type of monuments or other <br /> <br />markers found or set by the surveyor. <br /> <br /> 4. The deed and/or survey distance and the measured <br />distance sufficient to relate the side line of the property <br />to the nearest intersecting street and to one identified <br />monument. <br /> <br /> 5. The location of existing easements affecting the <br />property with sufficient data to accurately locate them, <br />and the proper recording data, and adopted precise plan <br />lines of future street right-of-ways. <br /> <br /> 6. Contour lines at one foot intervals or spot <br />elevation(s) on a grid system for predominant ground slopes <br />between level 0% and 5%, contour lines at two foot inter- <br />vals for predominant ground slopes between 5% and 10%, <br />contour lines at five foot, or other appropriate interval <br />for predominant ground slopes exceeding 10%. All eleva- <br />tions shall be based on N.G.V.D. datum (National Geodetic <br />Vertical Datum, formerly United States Coast and Geodetic <br />Survey) unless otherwise authorized by the City Engineer, <br />and the bench mark used shall be listed with the record <br />elevation. <br /> <br /> <br />