Don??t monument the R/W BC, simple. No one really needs it. The homeowner is going to landscape up to the the sidewalk.
A city locally requires every single last point be monumented, doesn??t allow for common sense. Set over 50 rebar caps in an office park, stupidly ridiculous. Most in shared lanes in between the parking lots, who really cares? Put some key points in for the ALTA guys but 25 rebars around an office building, unnecessary in my opinion. Rules like that don??t leave room for practical reality.
Office parks usually adjust the lot lines every project, tried to tell the city that, nope rules are rules. There were 100s of rebars in the vacant fields, half were hit by towner disks over the years. 3/4s of them no longer valid because of adjustments. Like a rebar truck exploded out there.
Better to actually monument it, but set it below grade so land owners don't get confused. It's not as big of deal now that we don't often measure with steel tapes anymore, but it still is helpful to future surevors and landowners (by keeping resurevy costs down and thus boundary disputes.
Using a cap big enough to explain what is being marked doesn't prevent stupid, but can reduce errors.?ÿ
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