Dataset Profile Lodgement Form attach as a supporting doc (DPLF) CSD ref (for surveyor’s use) Client Ref Date Select the appropriate profile in each of the following two tables (ie tick or mark with an X one profile in each table) Level 1 Surveyor Profile* Level 2 [Select one] Level 3 Low Complexity Dataset Complexity Profile Medium Complexity [Select one] High Complexity *Ring Customer Support on 0800 665 463 or email customersupport@linz.govt.nz and put ‘Surveyor Profile Query’ in subject line if you don’t have a profile or you want to query it Additional comments including reasons why you have chosen a lower dataset complexity profile than the higher criteria you have selected in the worksheet below would indicate. Worksheet Profile Low Dataset Complexity Criteria Guideline – to help determine dataset complexity profile (ie mark with a tick or a X the criteria applying to your dataset being lodged) Parent parcels have been previously captured into Landonline and this survey definition confirms no conflict with Landonline data (ie no material changes to existing title dimensions) Select criteria More than 50% of the marks have SDC status (approximate) view Landonline spatial layer Marks NZGD 2000-SDC Datasets with no new primary parcel boundaries SO Re-instatement CSD includes Monumentation CSD (High if title is limited as to parcels) SO Survey Information Flats/Cross Lease (incl. permanent structure boundaries) Medium Less than 50% of marks have SDC status (approximate) view Landonline spatial layer Marks NZGD 2000-SDC) Datasets with new primary parcel boundaries but no new field work Datasets with non-primary Lease parcels Complex easements Standard unit developments Dataset subject to a specific Surveyor-General’s Ruling Adopted information not matching source includes bearing adjustments Other – surveyor to describe High Parent parcel title dimensions (or other conflicts) materially different from cadastral record Staged or Layered Unit Developments, or Unit Redevelopments Strata parcels Water & irregular boundaries Parcels with Class D Accepted boundaries Land being brought under the Land Transfer Act / Adverse Possession Crown subdivision Maori land surveys Multiple Pt lots with same lot number Titles limited as to parcels or interim titles Parent parcel includes Diagrams on Transfer Unexpected discrepancies when defining a boundary by survey Known areas of ground movement (eg Edgecumbe, Moeraki, Bisley Ave Nelson & Canterbury) Very old surveys (pre 1930) supporting guaranteed titles – where the record is poor Dataset requires additional Surveyor-General statutory approval Other – surveyor to describe The Surveyor and Dataset Complexity Profiles assist LINZ determine the level of validation to be applied to each dataset. A percentage of all processed datasets are also reviewed for quality and processing consistency. NOTE: This worksheet is provided to assist surveyors and to also help collate and provide better statistics back to the survey profession. You are welcome to customise this worksheet, to clarify your determination of dataset complexity profile, by adding criteria or comments. A820750 DPLF v2.4 May 2013