BLM Files New California Land Survey Plats for Official Record
Published Date: 7/11/2025
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Summary
If you’re involved with land in California, heads up! New plats of survey will be officially filed in 30 days at the BLM office in Sacramento. These surveys, requested by several government groups, help manage land better—no extra costs, just clearer records and smoother land use.
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