What is a Stake for Survey Review?
A stake for review is a type of survey where physical markers (typically wooden stakes with flagging) are placed at specific locations on a property to indicate proposed improvements based on the design drawings provided by the architect or engineer.
These stakes serve as visual reference points on the property that confirm the placement of proposed structures meets the requirements and intent of the design.
This process identifies any discrepancies or issues early on, allowing for adjustments or corrections before construction work commences. In many situations, this is a critical step in the construction process and may be required by the Architectural Review Board (ARB), such as if the property is located within a subdivision.