19-1432.Resetting cornerstone; record of proceedings; costs.
Upon receipt of notice pursuant to K.S.A. 19-1430, and amendments
thereto, that a cornerstone or monument projects above the usual grade of a
roadbed, the surveyor shall notify the governing body having jurisdiction over
such road. The governing body for township roads shall be the township board.
The governing body of county roads shall be the board of county commissioners.
The governing body of state and federal roads shall be the Kansas department of
transportation. If the appropriate governing body determines the cornerstone
or
monument needs to be reset, the surveyor shall proceed to reset such
cornerstone or monument
and set at least
two witness monuments, in a manner calculated to permanently
preserve and mark the proper location of the cornerstone or
monument. The surveyor shall record such proceedings, together with a
substantial
description of the cornerstone or monument, and the witness monuments,
with distances and courses to same, in the manner provided by the law of
permanent surveys. If the governing body determines a cornerstone or monument
which
projects above the usual grade of a roadbed needs to
be reset, the cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on township
roads shall be paid from township road funds, on county roads from
county road funds, state and federal roads from the state highway fund. The
cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on property of
persons, firms or corporations the costs shall be
paid by the parties for whom the service is performed.
Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the resetting of
cornerstones or monuments by any land surveyor during the course of a survey
paid for by the landowner requesting such survey.
History: L. 1907, ch. 233, § 3;
R.S. 1923, 19-1432; L. 1961,
ch. 136, § 8;
L. 1998, ch. 111, § 2; July 1.
19-1432.Resetting cornerstone; record of proceedings; costs.
Upon receipt of notice pursuant to K.S.A. 19-1430, and amendments
thereto, that a cornerstone or monument projects above the usual grade of a
roadbed, the surveyor shall notify the governing body having jurisdiction over
such road. The governing body for township roads shall be the township board.
The governing body of county roads shall be the board of county commissioners.
The governing body of state and federal roads shall be the Kansas department of
transportation. If the appropriate governing body determines the cornerstone
or
monument needs to be reset, the surveyor shall proceed to reset such
cornerstone or monument
and set at least
two witness monuments, in a manner calculated to permanently
preserve and mark the proper location of the cornerstone or
monument. The surveyor shall record such proceedings, together with a
substantial
description of the cornerstone or monument, and the witness monuments,
with distances and courses to same, in the manner provided by the law of
permanent surveys. If the governing body determines a cornerstone or monument
which
projects above the usual grade of a roadbed needs to
be reset, the cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on township
roads shall be paid from township road funds, on county roads from
county road funds, state and federal roads from the state highway fund. The
cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on property of
persons, firms or corporations the costs shall be
paid by the parties for whom the service is performed.
Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the resetting of
cornerstones or monuments by any land surveyor during the course of a survey
paid for by the landowner requesting such survey.
History: L. 1907, ch. 233, § 3;
R.S. 1923, 19-1432; L. 1961,
ch. 136, § 8;
L. 1998, ch. 111, § 2; July 1.
19-1432.Resetting cornerstone; record of proceedings; costs.
Upon receipt of notice pursuant to K.S.A. 19-1430, and amendments
thereto, that a cornerstone or monument projects above the usual grade of a
roadbed, the surveyor shall notify the governing body having jurisdiction over
such road. The governing body for township roads shall be the township board.
The governing body of county roads shall be the board of county commissioners.
The governing body of state and federal roads shall be the Kansas department of
transportation. If the appropriate governing body determines the cornerstone
or
monument needs to be reset, the surveyor shall proceed to reset such
cornerstone or monument
and set at least
two witness monuments, in a manner calculated to permanently
preserve and mark the proper location of the cornerstone or
monument. The surveyor shall record such proceedings, together with a
substantial
description of the cornerstone or monument, and the witness monuments,
with distances and courses to same, in the manner provided by the law of
permanent surveys. If the governing body determines a cornerstone or monument
which
projects above the usual grade of a roadbed needs to
be reset, the cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on township
roads shall be paid from township road funds, on county roads from
county road funds, state and federal roads from the state highway fund. The
cost of resetting cornerstones or monuments on property of
persons, firms or corporations the costs shall be
paid by the parties for whom the service is performed.
Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the resetting of
cornerstones or monuments by any land surveyor during the course of a survey
paid for by the landowner requesting such survey.
History: L. 1907, ch. 233, § 3;
R.S. 1923, 19-1432; L. 1961,
ch. 136, § 8;
L. 1998, ch. 111, § 2; July 1.
