Washington Statutes
§ 58.28.060 — Monuments—Location, placement requisites.
Washington § 58.28.060
JurisdictionWashington
Title 58BOUNDARIES AND PLATS
Ch. 58.28TOWNSITES ON UNITED STATES LAND—ACQUISITION OF LAND
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Wash. Rev. Code § 58.28.060 (2026).
Text
Such surveyor must mark all corners of blocks or lots shown on the plat by substantial stakes or monuments, and must set stone or iron monuments at the points of intersection of the center lines of all the streets, where practicable, or as near as possible to such points, and their location must be shown by marking on the plat the distances to the block corners adjacent thereto. The top of such monument must be placed one foot below the surface of the ground, and in size must be at least six inches by six inches by six inches, and be placed in the ground to the depth of one foot.
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Legislative History
[1909 c 231 s 6; RRS s 11490. Prior: 1888 c 124 pp 216-220.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 58.04.001
Purpose—Remedies.§ 58.04.003
Definition of surveyor.§ 58.04.015
Disturbing a survey monument—Penalty—Cost.§ 58.04.030
Commissioners—Survey and report.§ 58.04.040
Proceedings, conduct of—Costs.§ 58.08.010
Town plat to be recorded—Requisites.§ 58.08.015
Effect of donation marked on plat.§ 58.08.020
Additions.§ 58.09.010
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