Small Benchmarks

[H--Group]

We have found 4 smaller benchmarks that look to be on stainless rods and about one and a half inch in diameter. Labled DWD (possibly Denver Water Department or District) with LS and 5 digit number. All have witness posts.

We have pictures I will send if anyone is familiar with these.

[survey tech]

Sounds like very recent points, bearing the id # of the land surveyor. They will probably not appear in any national database.

[Z15]

Could be property markers? Sounds like the Surveyors initails and his license number.

[H--Group]

These small benchmarks are along a new road and all are less than 100 feet apart. Two of them are within three feet of each other. The 5 digits after the LS are all different. All have orange witness posts four feet high. Very easy to see. I have 4 JPGs of these marks.

[survey tech]

If you are saying that they are running parallel to the road, and they are all the same distance from the road, then they are probably a type of right-of-way marker. If the numbers on them are all different, then that number is probably just a computer point number, although it is unusual to find this number stamped on a point. If the number includes a decimal point, it could be the elevation of each point in either feet or meters.

[+GEO*Trailblazer 1]

L.S. Licensed Surveyor,RLS Registered Licensed Surveyor, the numbers are their state I.D. numbers and can be found in the Local County Courthouse Survey records. This is probably where two adjoining properties/and surveys come together within 3 feet it sounds like.

 

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