Who we work with
Surveying for Public Agencies.
Public agencies need survey work prepared to their standards and formatted for review and recording — right-of-way and easement documents, cross-sections along corridors, and as-built records that support acceptance of improvements.
What public agencies typically need
- Legal descriptions and exhibits for dedications and easements
- Right-of-way and boundary information for public projects
- Cross-sections and topographic data along corridors
- As-built documentation for acceptance of improvements
When to involve KEG
- When acquiring right-of-way or easements
- When a corridor or improvement needs documented existing conditions
- When a project requires as-built records for acceptance
- When documents must be prepared to the agency's format for recording
What to have ready
- The project limits and the agency's mapping and format standards
- Record maps, right-of-way maps and prior surveys
- The datum and control requirements
- Submittal and recording requirements
Coordination
- The agency's engineering and real-property staff
- The design engineer on datum and standards
- The recorder on document format
Services public agencies ask for most
Public Agencies — common questions
Can you prepare documents to our recording format?
Yes. Legal descriptions and plat exhibits are prepared for county submittal and recording; tell us the agency's format standards and we prepare to them.
Do you provide as-built documentation for acceptance?
Yes. We survey completed improvements and prepare record drawings and certifications in the standards the accepting agency requires.
Can you tie work to our required datum?
Yes. We establish control tied to the datum the project specifies so the data integrates with the agency's records and the design.
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Put us on your next site.
Describe the project and we will scope the right survey and a price before any work begins.