Senate: Second reading
Summary
The bill changes the name of the state’s coordinate system, establishes three geographic zones, and prescribes how coordinates, heights, and ground control markers must be recorded. It applies to surveyors, map makers, land‑owners, lenders and anyone using official land descriptions. The measure only takes effect if a federal notice approves the updated national spatial reference system.
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