Which of the following is NOT typically included in corner record descriptions?

The correct answer is related to the elements that are standardly included in corner records. Corner records are essential documents in land surveying, capturing the details of survey corners. They typically provide information about the monuments, their disposition, and ties to existing monuments to establish relationships and clarity in the location of the survey points.

The inclusion of a sketch of the surveyor's office location is not a necessary component of a corner record description. Corner records focus on the precise location and condition of survey monuments rather than the administrative details or locations of offices. Surveyors document specific information about what was found in the field, including any changes made to existing monuments, the condition of those monuments, and how they relate to other established monuments.

By excluding the office location sketch, the corner record maintains its focus on relevant surveying data crucial for future references and legal purposes regarding property boundaries.