Services

Residential & Commercial:

ALTA / ACSM SURVEY

TITLE SURVEY

ELEVATION CERTIFICATE

BOUNDARY SURVEY

TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

EASEMENT SURVEY

SUBDIVISION PLAT / REPLAT

FORM SURVEY

Oil & Gas Surveys:

WELL LOCATION SURVEY

RIGHT-OF-WAY EASEMENT SURVEY

LEASE / UNIT SURVEY

ROAD CROSSING SURVEY

GIS / AS-BUILT SURVEY

TANK BATTERY / FRAC POND SURVEY

SITE TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

BLM COORDINATION

Accuracy, efficiency and quality

DELTA LAND SURVEYING

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A land title survey used by Title Companies and Lenders which meets the specifications and standards of the American Land Title Association and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping. ALTA Surveys are based on a current title commitment and may include the location of buildings, visible improvements, flood zones, easements and other items which can be specified by the client by selecting the requirements in Table “A” of the standards.

A “Title” or “Improvement Survey” depicts the

relationship of the visible improvements and possible

encroachments on a property. The survey also

depicts, when possible, and references any

easements of record as listed in Schedule “B” of the

title commitment. The flood zone boundary, if

applicable, is also shown.

A survey which results in the completion of an Elevation Certificate Form as issued by FEMA to assist in the purchase of flood insurance. The survey establishes a relationship between the foundation elevation and the Base Flood Elevation (if known) which will determine the amount of the insurance preimum for the property.

A survey which locates and sets (if necessary) the property corners defining the boundaries of a property and typically shows only those improvements within five feet on each side of the property lines.

A survey which determines the topography of a site usually for design and construction purposes. Results in a survey plat depicting the site with contours at a one foot interval and if requested cross-section profiles at 50 or 100 foot intervals for volume calculations. Typically required for designing finished floor elevations, retention areas and grading & drainage plans.

A survey which locates, on the ground, the location of an existing easement or creates the location of a proposed easement. Results in a plat depicting the easement and a legal description for inclusion in deeds and easement agreements.

A “Subdivision Plat” subdivides a property into two or more parcels while a “Replat” typically relocates previously platted boundary lines. Both plats can create easements, dedicate right-of-way, if necessary or required by the local governing authority. Results in a plat being filed for record in the County Clerk’s Office upon approval by the local governing authority.

A survey which locates the relationship of the form boards of a proposed foundation to the boundary lines, easement and building set back lines prior to pouring the foundation.

A survey which locates the relationship of form boards for a proposed foundation to boundary line, easement and building set back lines prior to pouring the foundation.

A survey which locates, on the ground, the location of a proposed oil or gas well in relation to the Section/Abstract Lines and/or Lease Boundaries and results in a plat for submittal with an application to drill. Typically includes additional supporting documents such as an aerial vicinity map and pad layout. May also include reclamation and road access exhibits as required.

A survey which stakes, on the ground, for construction, the centerline of a proposed right-of-way easement for transmission and SWD pipelines, access roads and electric service lines. Results in a certified plat for each individual land owner depicting the route, stationing of visible improvements crossing the route and a legal description containing the accurate footage, rods and acreage of the route for inclusion in easement agreements.

A survey which locates, on the ground, the boundaries of a lease / unit and monuments the corners on the ground. Results in a plat depicting the boundaries and provides an accurate acreage which allows the planning of well spacing within the lease.

A survey which locates, on the ground, the proposed crossing by a pipeline of a public road or highway. The survey plat depicts the crossing in plan and profile views with horizontal ties to section corners and a latitude/longitude at the centerline intersection. Usually accompanied by a “Traffic Contral Plan” depicting the location of proposed safety signs and barrels. Typically submitted with an application to bore or cut across a public road right-of-way.

A survey which locates, on the ground, pipelines, electric lines and roads constructed for importation into a Geographic Information System (GIS) thereby allowing a company to track its existing infrastructure and permit accurate planning of future development.

A survey which locates, on the ground, the boundaries of a tract of land to be purchased or leased for production purposes such as a tank battery, frac pond or substation. Results in a certified plat depicting the property and a legal description containing an accurate square footage and acreage for inclusion into deeds or lease agreements.

A survey which determines the topography of a site usually for design and construction purposes of a tank battery or drilling island which will contain multiple wells. Results in a survey plat depicting the site with contours and cross section profiles for volume calculations. Typically required by th eBureau of Land Management (BLM) & Railroad Commission (RRC) for a drilling island. Also for pipeline design.

Delta Land Surveying has many years of experience coordinating the exhibit requirements when permitting a well location on BLM land. These requirements may include topsoil reclamation and access exhibits along with other specialized exhibits as the conditions require.