1What types of surveys comprise all classes of surveys of isolated parcels of land covering areas not more than 1,500 hectares?
Isolated Surveys
2What is the maximum area limit for isolated surveys under Section 6 of DAO 2007-29?
An area of not more than 1,500 hectares
3What type of isolated survey refers to the subdivision of A and D lands of not more than 1,500 hectares into 50 parcels or more?
Group Settlement/Townsite Subdivision Surveys
4What type of isolated survey refers to all original surveys covering A and D lands not subjected to private rights or devoted to public use?
Public Land Surveys
5What type of isolated survey covers untitled or undecreed properties by changing lot numbers without affecting original boundary technical descriptions?
Amendment Surveys
6What type of isolated survey refers to surveys covering lands claimed or owned by an individual, partnership, or corporation for original or subsequent registration?
Private Land Surveys
7What type of isolated survey refers to surveys of parcels administered by or belonging to the National Government or its branches?
Government Land Surveys
8What type of government land survey refers to surveys on lands purchased from Religious Orders and private corporations from 1904 to 1913?
Friar Land Estates Surveys
9Which law is otherwise known as the Friar Lands Act?
Act 1120
10What type of government land survey refers to surveys of all patrimonial properties owned by the government not intended for public use?
National Government Lands Survey
11What type of government land survey refers to surveys on lands acquired by provincial, city/municipal, or barangay governments pursuant to Republic Act 7160?
Local Government Units (LGU) Lands Surveys
12Which law is otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991?
Republic Act 7160
13What type of survey is conducted for transforming approved graphical cadastral surveys, cadastral mapping, and photocadastral mapping into regular cadastral lots?
Conversion Surveys
14What type of surveys are made to determine metes and bounds of parcels not included in the main enumeration for a specific purpose?
Other Land Surveys
15What positioning method is used to determine lot boundary positions in GSS or TS surveys if the area is at least 1,500 hectares?
GNSS Observations
16What positioning method is used for GSS or TS surveys if the area is below 1,500 hectares?
ETS Observation for Traverse, Triangulation, or Trilateration
17What instrument is required for side shot determination of lot corners in GSS or TS surveys covering at least 1,500 hectares?
Electronic Total Station
18What instrument specification is required for GSS or TS lot corner determination for areas from 500 to 1,500 hectares?
1''\text{ optical or digital theodolite} with EDM
19What instrument specification is required for GSS or TS lot corner determination for areas from 10 to 500 hectares?
6''\text{ optical or digital theodolite} with EDM
20What instrument specification is required for GSS or TS lot corner determination for areas from 5 to 10 hectares?
20''\text{ engineer's transit} with a 100\text{-meter} steel tape
21What instrument specification is required for GSS or TS lot corner determination for areas less than 5 hectares?
30''\text{ engineer's transit} with a 50\text{-meter} steel tape
22In what system must GSS and TS survey projects be conducted?
The PRS92 system
23What must be issued prior to conducting a survey on proposed or existing reclaimed lands?
A survey order or authority
24What portion of a reclamation project must not be included in determining the land area of the lot?
The submerged portion
25What width of buffer zone must be maintained along the edge of reclaimed land between the waterline and sub-lots?
A buffer zone of at least 20 meters
26Based on whose published tide tables are average highest and lowest sea water levels determined for foreshore land surveys?
NAMRIA
27What suffix is added to the retained survey number in an Amendment Survey?
**\text{Amd.}, Amd-2, Amd-3, etc.
28Which presidential decree is otherwise known as the Property Registration Decree?
Presidential Decree No. 1529
29How long is the certification on a copy of title by the Register of Deeds valid before submitting survey returns?
Valid for 3 months
30Pursuant to which laws is a complex subdivision defined as a subdivision of registered land?
BP-220 and PD-957
31Where should block boundary corners be marked in a complex subdivision survey?
With permanent concrete monuments
32What approval is required from the LGU for subsequent subdivision or consolidation on a lot covered by a previously approved housing project?
An approved alteration permit and scheme
33If a private land subdivision produces 10 or more resultant lots within 6 months, what affidavit is required?
An affidavit stating it is not intended for housing subdivision projects
34In co-owner subdivisions where no PRS92 reference point exists, within what radius is a connection survey NOT required?
Within a radius of 1 km
35What lands of Friar Land Estates can be issued a Survey Authority?
Only friar lands not covered by conveyance
36How must existing improvements on National Government Land Surveys be plotted on the survey plan?
Using dotted lines
37What local resolution must be secured prior to conducting a Local Government Land Survey?
A Provincial Board Resolution or Municipal/City Board Resolution
38What political boundary survey is done to determine the extent of coverage within the territorial jurisdiction of a municipality or city?
Municipal/City Boundary Surveys
39Who has the authority to issue an order to conduct a Verification Survey?
The Regional Technical Director for Lands
40What narrative document under oath must be included in the submission of a verification survey return?
A narrative report under oath
41What designation symbol is used for verification survey work approved by the DENR-LMS Regional Office?
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