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Title 13 — Subdivision Regulations

Gonzales Municipal Code Ch. 13.48 Monuments

Gonzales Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Gonzales

Cite as: Gonzales Municipal Code Chapter 13.48 · Text as of 2026-10-04

§ 13.48.010. PERMANENT IRON PIPE MONUMENTS:

Permanent iron pipe monuments of a type approved by the city engineer shall be set at each exterior boundary corner of the subdivision, at the beginning and end of property line curves, and at any other points as may be required by the city engineer.

(2003 Code; 1972 Code § 16.32.010)

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§ 13.48.020. CONCRETE MONUMENTS:

Concrete monuments depressed below street grade with cast iron ring and cover of a type approved by the city engineer shall be set at intersections of street centerline tangents or offsets therefrom, and where such intersect on private property, at the beginning and end of the centerline and/or offsets therefrom. The exact locations of all such monuments shall be shown on the final map before approval is granted.

(2003 Code; 1972 Code § 16.32.020)

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§ 13.48.030. PLACEMENT OF BENCH MARKS:

A. Time Of Placement: Monuments and bench marks shall be set before submission of the final map for city council approval unless exception is recommended by the city engineer.

B. Location: Permanent elevation bench marks of a type approved by the city engineer and referred to the city datum shall be set at each street intersection in the curb return or other location as determined by the city engineer.

(2003 Code; 1972 Code § 16.32.050; 1972 Code § 16.32.030)

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§ 13.48.040. REPLACEMENT:

Any monument or bench mark, as required by this chapter, that is disrupted or destroyed before acceptance of all improvements shall be replaced by the subdivider.

(1972 Code § 16.32.040)

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