Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Prior to the final determination or
delineation of individual property ownership lines or boundaries, a preliminary
parcel map shall be constructed on 2 mil, dimensionally stable, single-matte
transparent film material or the equivalent for each final property ownership
map in the parish. The preliminary parcel map shall consist of an overlay of
the aerial photography and geographic base map of the project area.
B. No points or lines shall be constructed on
the photography or geographic base map, other than the initialization of
registration marks on the four corners of the image area. These registration
marks will also be placed on the preliminary parcel map as well as the final
edited parcel map. During the preliminary parcel map compilation phase, the
following detail shall be plotted:
1. using
the rights-of-way maps, acquisition surveys, or alignment plans, all public
road, street and highway rights-of-way will be made to register and coincide
with the physical and cultural features on corresponding photogrammetric or
base map enlargements of the aerial photography and associated geographic base
map to the fullest extent possible. Indications of the location of section,
township and range lines, or corners shown on the rights-of-way plans will be
considered in verifying the apparent location of lines and corners shown on the
aerial photography and/or geographic base map, or plotting same when not
shown;
2. using the original
township plats, surveyor's field notes, and USGS topographic maps as a guide,
satisfactory efforts shall be implemented to verify or confirm the location of
section, township and range lines and corners. The section, township and range
lines, and proportionate division lines of sections, shall be made to register
with any associated physical and cultural features on the corresponding
photogrammetric or base map enlargements as often as possible;
3. using available plans or surveys, all
railroad, pipeline or utility line rights-of-way, servitudes or easements will
be established and made to register with the physical and cultural features on
their respective photogrammetric or base map enlargement as often as
possible;
4. all recorded surveys
and subdivision plats shall be plotted to the proper property ownership mapping
scale. All plotted acreages, overall parcel dimensions, original lot and block
numbers, and subdivision names will be shown. The recorded surveys and
subdivision plats will be made to register and coincide with the physical and
cultural planimetric features on their corresponding screened enlargements as
often as possible;
5. a Parish
Index Map shall be developed during the preliminary parcel map construction
phase, delineating and assigning a permanent map number to the various 1" =
400', 1" = 200', 1" = 100', and 1" = 50' scale property ownership mapping areas
of the parish. The index map shall be developed utilizing the parish highway
base map layer to depict all road networks and other major planimetric detail.
A separate index of the areas enlarged to 1" = 200', 1" = 100' and 1" = 50'
scales shall be developed in the same manner as the master Parish Index Map.
Each enlarged area shall be labeled according to the name of the city, town,
village or area it represents. Permanent map numbers shall be depicted on all
index maps within the map area itself.
C. Once the preliminary parcel map
construction phase has been completed, a listing of all recorded subdivisions
in the parish shall be developed. Each subdivision shall be listed in
alphabetical order indicating the following:
1. name of subdivision;
2. map or map number where subdivision is
shown;
3. plat books and page
numbers where subdivision is legally recorded.
AUTHORITY NOTE:
Promulgated in accordance with
R.S.
50:171.