RELATING TO RECORDS.

Updated plan requirements to remove obsolete terms like 'tracing cloth' and 'blueprint,' replacing them with 'tangible medium' and modern certification standards.

Expanded permissible plan sizes to allow any width without length restrictions, replacing the previous list of fixed dimensions.

Changed the fee structure for survey checking from a fixed amount to a fee determined by rules adopted by the Department of Accounting and General Services.

Clarified that all outside corners of a tract must be marked by monuments unless the land is being deregistered, removing previous exceptions for contiguous parcels.

Added a specific requirement for a letter from a licensed professional surveyor certifying that metes and bounds descriptions conform to the accompanying plat map.

Replaced the requirement for 'tracing cloth' with 'tangible medium of good quality' to allow modern digital and paper formats.

Updated the list of permissible drawing scales for land plans to include larger scales (e.g., 5000 and 6000 feet to an inch) for greater flexibility.

Clarified that survey and plan checking fees are determined by rules adopted by the Department of Accounting and General Services, rather than a fixed hourly rate.

Removed the specific requirement for 'blueprints' and updated references to ensure compatibility with modern surveying and printing methods.