The City of Riverside Tie Sheet list has been compiled from
ties prepared by the Public Works Department Survey Section and ties submitted
by private Surveyors and Engineers as a requirement of new subdivisions. The
City continues to add to this list as new Tie Sheets are prepared or submitted.
NOTE:
For over 100 years the City of Riverside has striven to
maintain centerline monuments and prevent their destruction. The over 10,000 tie
sheets in this list is testament to this commitment. Upon passage of Section 8771
of the Land Surveyors Act the City intensified its efforts to tie out and reset all
monuments subject to destruction or being buried by street re-construction. These
ties were indexed in the City Tie index. Since most Land Surveyors were directed to
the City for research this worked very well. It was the City's opinion that we were
in compliance with the intent of Section 8771.
However despite these efforts, in February, 2000, the City was the
subject of a complaint filed with the Board of Registration by the Joint Professional
Practice Commission due to slurry seal covering monuments. The Board and Joint
Professional Practice Commission required the City to submit Corner Records to the
County. Furthermore the County Surveyor refused to waive the indexing fee. As a result
it is the policy of the City of Riverside to submit Corner Records to the County of
Riverside for all centerline monuments subject to street reconstruction or paving. It
is the City's intention, through payment of the indexing fee to let the County of
Riverside become the sole repository of Monument Ties within the City of Riverside.
To date the City has submitted over 500 Corner Records for indexing.
The City does not maintain an index of these Corner Records. For copies of these
Corner Records please contact the County of Riverside Survey Section.
Hint: Make sure you check with the County of Riverside for Corner
Records.
Hint: Ties are crossed indexed. So when searching the tie indexes
please make sure you check for ties based upon both street names. For Example: If your
looking for a tie sheet at Magnolia Avenue and Central Avenue check the index for M's,
Magnolia and Central, then check the C's for Central Avenue and Magnolia Avenue.