Which part of a Surveyor's Real Property Report (SRPR) includes property dimensions and bearings?

The correct answer is the Plan of Survey. This section is crucial because it visually represents the property boundaries, dimensions, and bearings. It provides a detailed graphical depiction that is essential for understanding the physical layout of the property in relation to its boundaries. The Plan of Survey is typically the main focus of an SRPR, as it is where accurate measurements and angles are depicted to ensure proper land use and adherence to zoning regulations.

The other sections, while important, serve different purposes. Part 1 of the SRPR typically outlines general property information, Part 2 (the Written Report) discusses the legal and technical aspects in a narrative form, and Part 3 contains the Surveyor's Certification, attesting to the accuracy of the survey and the credentials of the surveyor. The municipal records section is related to the official documentation but does not contain measurements, and the zoning compliance map serves to show whether the property adheres to zoning laws, not the physical dimensions.