Concrete posts which are parts of the fence could be considered as monuments of permanent nature to be used in defining and marking corners when it has a diameter of not less than how many centimeters?

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Concrete posts which are parts of the fence could be considered as monuments of permanent nature to be used in defining and marking corners when it has a diameter of not less than how many centimeters?

Monuments of permanent nature must be durable enough to reliably define a corner for many years. Concrete posts used as these monuments are considered permanent when their diameter is at least ten centimeters, ensuring they stay stable, resist weather, ground movement, and tampering, and remain identifiable for future surveys. Smaller posts wouldn’t meet the permanence standard, while larger diameters also qualify but the minimum threshold here is ten centimeters.

Monuments of permanent nature must be durable enough to reliably define a corner for many years. Concrete posts used as these monuments are considered permanent when their diameter is at least ten centimeters, ensuring they stay stable, resist weather, ground movement, and tampering, and remain identifiable for future surveys. Smaller posts wouldn’t meet the permanence standard, while larger diameters also qualify but the minimum threshold here is ten centimeters.

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