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Commission approves additional services to locate buried section corner ties on BIP Project
Summary
Cowley County approved extra survey services for the BIP Project after engineers reported several section corner ties were buried or missing; the work is intended to restore survey access and record accuracy.
County engineers and Public Works staff told commissioners that several section corner ties on the BIP Project were buried or missing, which hampers surveying and public-record tie points. The commission approved additional services from engineer John Riggin of Kirkham Michael to locate and replace the ties.
Jon Jordan, Public Works Superintendent, said the missing ties prevent accurate surveys; Commissioner Wayne Wilt moved and Chairman Jim Maxwell seconded approval of the additional services as presented. The motion passed 3-0. The county recorded the approval as an operational measure to restore survey control necessary for the project and future property surveys.
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