Divides a tract of land into two or more individual lots of record.
Prepared and sealed by a licensed Illinois Professional Land Surveyor.
Shows new lot lines, easements, streets, and dedicated areas within the subdivision.
Formatted for municipal approval and recording with the county Recorder of Deeds.
Every plat is prepared under the direction of and sealed by an Illinois Professional Land Surveyor, meeting the standards required for municipal approval and recording.
We prepare plats to the format and content requirements of the reviewing municipality or county so the document is ready for the local approval process.
Each new lot is defined with a precise boundary survey and written legal description that can be used in deeds and title work.
We work across 14 Illinois counties and are familiar with the varying subdivision and platting requirements of local jurisdictions in the region.
Pi Surveying provides land surveys for both the private and commercial sector.
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In most Illinois jurisdictions, yes. A plat of subdivision generally must be reviewed and approved by the local municipality or county before it can be recorded with the county recorder. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, and we prepare the plat to the reviewing authority’s standards.
A plat of survey depicts the boundaries and improvements of an existing parcel. A plat of subdivision actually divides one parcel into multiple new legal lots and, once approved and recorded, creates those parcels.
Under Illinois law, a plat of subdivision must be prepared under the responsible charge of a licensed Professional Land Surveyor, who signs and seals the final plat.
