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Surveyor outlines perpetuation fund uses for section corners and Harrison markers
Summary
Randy described the perpetuation fund—sourced from recording fees—and said it supports locating section corners and installing extendable Harrison markers during road overlays to avoid disrupting new pavement.
Randy described the perpetuation fund as a repository of recording‑fee revenue intended for survey work and said he hoped to dedicate time and a portion of the fund in his remaining years in office to locate and mark section corners across the county. He said some funds are also used to provide spacers for extendable Harrison markers so markers remain accessible after road overlays.
He emphasized the difficulty and expense of recovering historic stones and the value of installing extendable markers during paving so private surveyors do not have to later dig into new asphalt. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about specific uses and agreed the fund's purpose is consistent with marker maintenance and survey corner work.
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