Pennsylvania HB513 establishes the Pennsylvania State Plane Coordinate System and repeals outdated coordinate systems.
Pennsylvania HB513 amends Title 76 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to establish the Pennsylvania State Plane Coordinate System, which uses the National Spatial Reference System for defining geographic positions. The system includes a single statewide zone and smaller regional zones for specific needs. It mandates the use of the International Foot for all distances and coordinates, replacing the U.S. Survey Foot. The State Geospatial Coordinating Board must notify the Legislative Reference Bureau upon the release of the State Plane Coordinate System 2022.
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