LINE BEARING DISTANCE LATITUDE DEPARTURE NORTHINGS EASTINGS

TP-1 N 54-41 W 112.32 64.93 -91.65 2000 2000

1-2 N 53-59 W 49.02 28.82 -39.65 2064.93 1908.35
2-3 N 52-59 E 26.77 16.12 21.37 2093.75 1868.70
3-4 S 57-25 E 46.54 -25.06 39.22 2109.87 1890.07
4-1 S 46-29 W 28.88 - 19.89 -20.94 2084.81 1929.29

Name: Oshzha Bea Shekinah D. Zaldua Date Submitted: Nov. 3, 2021

Course & Year: BSGE-2 Score:

I. Introduction

Relocation survey usually done if some corner monuments of the property whether
lost, disturbed, removed, uprooted, destroyed, or any means. Relocation survey is also called
as reinstatement survey which is of the same purpose: to re-established the corners of the
boundary base from the technical description (TD) of the previously approved survey or base
from the title of the lot. Note that TD appearing in the title is also from the approved survey
(see Section 641 to Section 645, DAO 98-12 OR Section 146 to Section 157 of MLSP). May
it be Original Survey or any subsequent survey that was approved from the concerned agency.
Approved survey can be done thru DENR LMS regional office or Land Registration
Commission (LRC).

When conducting relocation survey, more or less the procedure is the same as conducting
Verification survey, but with additional task of setting or reinstating of lost or disturbed corners.

Stipulated therein in Section 146 of MLSP in the conduct of verification and relocation survey,
the Geodetic Engineer shall, among others:

a. Ascertain the position and description of the existing survey monument or marker,
buildings, fences, walls, and other permanent improvements, which are used to provide
evidence of original boundaries;

b. Give primary consideration to original survey marks (mojon), except were other
evidence, including original measurements, position of improvements, or statements by
occupants, suggest, that the original markers were incorrectly placed or have been disturbed;

c. Ascertain the position of buildings, fences, walls, or other permanent improvements

adversely affected by the determination of the boundaries;

d. Inform the parties concerned of the effect of the determination of the boundaries and
secure a statement from the parties that they have been informed of these findings, and

e. Include the submission of a narrative report under oath.

II. Instruments

Calculator, Paper, Pen

IV. Procedure
 1.

LINE BEARING DISTANCE LATITUDE DEPARTURE NORTHINGS EASTINGS

TP-1 N 54-41 W 112.32 64.93 -91.65 2000 2000
1-2 N 53-59 W 49.02 28.82 -39.65 2064.93 1908.35
2-3 N 52-59 E 26.77 16.12 21.37 2093.75 1868.70
3-4 S 57-25 E 46.54 -25.06 39.22 2109.87 1890.07
4-1 S 46-29 W 28.88 - 19.89 -20.94 2084.81 1929.29
Lat and Dep TP-1= REC(112.32, 54°41’’)
Lat and Dep 1-2= REC(49.02, 53°59’’)
Lat and Dep 2-3= REC(26.77, 52°59’’)
Lat and Dep 3-4= REC(46.54, 57°25’’)
Lat and Dep 4-1= REC(28.88, 46°29’’)
Sta. Sta. Assumed Distance Assumed Assumed Assumed Assumed
Occ. Obs. Azimuth Lat Departure Northings Eastings
T1 355-44-26 40.874 -40.76 3.04 2000 5000
T3
T3 246-13-24 30.347 12.24 27.77 2040.77 4996.96
PS= 169-14-48 4.430 4.35 -0.83 2032.88 4968.36
2/Bdry
T2
T2 132-47-53 41.987 28.53 -30.81 2028.53 4969.19
PS= 236-13-24 33.623 18.69 27.95 2018.69 5027.95
4/Bdry
PS= 262-28-34 5.397 0.71 5.35 2000.71 5005.35
1/Bdry
T1 2000 5000
Lat and Dep PS1= REC(5.397, 262°28’34’’)
Lat and Dep PS4= REC(33.623, 236°13’24’’)
Lat and Dep T2= REC(41.987, 132°47’53’’)
Lat and Dep PS2= REC(4.430, 169°14’48’’)
Lat and Dep T3= REC(30.347, 246°13’24’’)
Lat and Dep T1= REC(40.874, 355°44’25’’)
COMPARING DISTANCE AND AZIMUTH

LINE AZIMUTH DISTANCE

PS1-PS2 131-0-47.9 49.02
PS2-PS4 283-23-39.23 61.25
PS1-PS4 231-29-42.4 28.88

=Pol (NPS1 – NPS2 , EPS1 – EPS2);

=Pol (NPS2 – NPS4 , EPS2 – EPS4)
=Pol (NPS1 – NPS4 , EPS1 – EPS4)
LINE TRUE
Azimuth DISTANCE =Pol (N1 – N2 , E1 – E2); Pol(2064.93-2093.75, 1908.35-1868.70)
1-2 126-1 49.02 =Pol (N2 – N3 , E2 – E3); Pol(2093.75-2109.87, 1868.70-1890.07)
2-3 232-59 26.77
=Pol (N3 – N4 , E3 – E4); Pol(2109.87-2084.81, 1890.07-1929.29)
3-4 302-35 46.54
4-1 46-29 28.88 =Pol (N4 – N1 , E4 – E1); Pol(2084.81-2064.93- 1929.29-1908.35)
1-3 157-51-54.9 48.51 =Pol (N1 – N3 , E1 – E3); Pol(2064.93-2109.87, 1908.35-1890.07)
2-4 278-23- 61.25 =Pol (N2 – N4 , E2 – E4); Pol(2093.75-2084.81, 1868.70-1929.29)
36.17

LINE TRUE Assumed Difference

Azimuth DISTANCE Azimuth DISTANCE Azimuth Distance
1-2 126-1 49.02 131-0-47.9 49.02 -5°0’0’’ 0
4-1 46-29 28.88 231-29-42.4 28.88 -5°0’0’’ 0
2-4 278-23- 61.25 283-23-39.23 61.25 -5°0’0’’ 0
36.17

Sta. Sta. Obs. Assumed Distance Azimuth Corrected Corrected

Occ. Azimuth Correction Azimuth Distance
T1 355-44-26 40.874 -5°0’0’’ 350-44-26 40.874
T3
T3 246-13-24 30.347 -5°0’0’’ 241-13-24 30.347
PS= 2/Bdry 169-14-48 4.430 -5°0’0’’ 164-14-48 4.430
T2
T2 132-47-53 41.987 -5°0’0’’ 127-47-53 41.987
PS= 4/Bdry 236-13-24 33.623 -5°0’0’’ 231-13-24 33.623
PS= 1/Bdry 262-28-34 5.397 -5°0’0’’ 257-28-34 5.397
T1

The value of the azimuth direction is --5°0’0’’.

V. References

DENR. (2007). DAO 2007-29 Revised Regulation on Land Surveys. Quezon City: DENR.

DENR. (2010). DMC 2010-13 Adoption of the Manual on Land Survey Procedures. Quezon
City: DENR.