What does the survey's category on the Survey Map indicate?

The category of a survey on the Survey Map is important as it identifies the type of survey that has been conducted. This can include various types such as boundary surveys, topographic surveys, or construction surveys, each serving different purposes in land development and analysis. Understanding the type of survey helps stakeholders assess the context and applicability of the data presented on the map. This classification is crucial for interpreting the results accurately and for subsequent decisions related to land use, development, or legal matters.

The other options, while related to property, do not accurately capture what the survey category specifies. For instance, the value of the property pertains to market assessments rather than the nature of the survey. Similarly, the address provides a location reference, and the contacts of property owners relate to ownership rather than the survey type itself. Therefore, the survey's category is distinctly focused on identifying how the survey was conducted rather than ancillary information about the property.