Line beacons and river beacons

(1) (a) Where a rectilinear boundary intersects a curvilinear boundary and a beacon, required by Regulation 16 cannot be placed at the intersection, a beacon shall be placed on the rectilinear boundary as near as possible to the intersection. Such beacon shall be known as a (b) where the rectilinear boundary continues on both sides of the curvilinear boundary, line beacons shall be placed on both sections of the rectilinear boundary; (c) where the curvilinear boundary falls within a river or swamp the line beacon shall be placed above flood level and shall be known as a 16 Land Surveyors (2) When a line or river beacon has been placed in accordance with Regulation 16 (1) the distance from the line or river beacon to the actual boundary shall be measured to the precision required by Regulation 61 (2). (3) All sub-divisions of a parcel, the boundaries of which have been fixed, which is situated across a road reserve shall be fully beaconed as self-contained units. (4) Where a curvilinear feature is adopted as a sub-divisional boundary of a parcel, the boundaries of which have been fixed, the several sub-divisions and any remainder shall be fully beaconed as self-contained units. line.