SURVEYOR AND STATE SURVEY 3357

1939, ch. 628, sec. 28.

28. Any triangulation or traverse station established as described in
Section 27 of this Article, and any other triangulation or traverse stations
which have been definitely established by or in accordance with the require-
ments of the State department authorized to administer this sub-title, may
be used in establishing a survey connection with the Maryland Coordinate
System provided that such connection shall be made in accordance with the
rules and regulations established by the State department authorized to
administer this sub-title.

1939, ch. 628, sec. 29.

29. No survey of lands hereafter made shall have endorsed thereon
any legend or other statement indicating that it is based upon the Mary-
land Coordinate System unless said survey shall have been based upon
said system as herein defined.

1939, ch. 628, sec. 30.

30. Nothing contained in this sub-title shall be interpreted as requiring
any purchaser or mortgagee to rely wholly on a description based upon
the Maryland Coordinate System as defined in this sub-title.

1939, ch. 628, sec. 31.

31. This sub-title is exclusive of Baltimore City and in no way refers
to or is connected with the coordinate system used by the Bureau of Plans
and Surveys of Baltimore City.

Survey Stations.
1939, ch. 628, sec. 32.

32. Any person duly qualified as an engineer or surveyor and his duly
accredited assistants and representatives may, in the execution of surveys,
enter upon any private land whereon there is a marked survey station
for which the horizontal or vertical position has been determined by or
under the direction of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, or
as a part of the Maryland Coordinate System, or any other organization
whose survey stations have been established by or in accordance with the
requirements of the State department authorized to administer the Mary-
land Coordinate System, if such entry is for the purpose of utilizing the
horizontal or vertical position data in controlling surveys of land for
cadastral purposes, or for other engineering purposes, private or public.

1939, ch. 628, sec. 33.

33. The engineer or surveyor, or his duly accredited assistants or
representatives shall do no unnecessary damage to the property on which
a survey station stands. The owner of the land shall be reimbursed for
all damage done in so entering, the amount of damages to be agreed upon
beforehand and paid promptly upon completion of work at said survey
station. Where the amount of damages to be paid has not been or cannot
be agreed upon beforehand, the party proposing to enter upon said prop-
erty shall file good and sufficient bond in the Circuit Court of the county
in an amount to be approved by the court, conditioned for the payment
of all damages and costs when the same are finally ascertained and fixed.