Section 34 (2), An Act to amend the Crown Lands Ordinance, 1960

(1) Where a railway reserves forms a boundary of a property beingsurveyed, the positions of all tangent points shall be beaconed and the radii of the curves and the lengths of the chords shall be recorded. (2) Where a road forms a boundary of country lands that are being surveyed, beacons shall be placed not nearer than 50 feet from the centre line of the road at all turning points of the road and the boundary will be defined by the chords joining such beacons. (3) Whenever possible, the use of curves as boundaries shall be avoided, straight lines form point to point being used as boundaries instead of curves.