SB 26-25

Senate Bill 26-25, also known as the Monument Records Placement Submission Maintenance Act, allows land surveyors to place reference markers in safer locations instead of on traveled roads when marking property boundaries or setting up monuments for new subdivisions. It also requires these surveyors to submit their records electronically and permits counties to keep these records digitally. This bill has been signed into law, meaning it is now official and must be followed by land surveyors and local governments in Colorado.

Official Summary

For marking a land survey or monumenting a platted subdivision, the act permits setting a reference monument where setting a monument or marker is unsafe due to its position on a traveled road within a federal, state, or other public right-of-way. The act also requires land surveyors to submit monument records in electronic format and allows counties to maintain monument records in electronic format.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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