Electronic deposit of surveys

Rubrew · 2016-10-17T15:53:00Z

In Colorado we have a statute requiring the deposit of surveys into the County Surveyor's records. These are required to be mylars which are to be indexed and available to the public. In the City and County of Denver we have tens of thousands of these surveys which are scanned and available on line. No one ever comes in to look at the original mylars. Looking in to the future, storage of these documents becomes problematic. Is anyone aware of a state or county that allows purely electronic deposit of plats and surveys? No mylars, no paper, just electronic.

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Here in Pima county we have to submit a mylar, which they scan. We can pick up the mylar later or they will recycle it for us (I never pick mine up).

Posted : October 19, 2016 9:03 pm

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