[jyl]

Know nothing about the work of a surveyor, but I think I'd be inclined to stamp every page with a big disclaimer. NOT A CURRENT SURVEY. NOT TO BE RELIED ON. SURVEYOR MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OF ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS. PROVIDING THIS COPY DOES NOT CONSTITUTE PROVIDING SURVEY SERVICES. Something like that. It would suck to get sued by someone claiming that he relied on your old survey and that by sending it to him you implicitly represented its accuracy and restarted the statute of limitations for a survey error. I quickly scanned some state statutes and some provide that the limitation period starts running from recordation while others provide it starts running from the survey service date. I would most definitely charge a meaningful sum for providing the copy. Professional surveyors' organizations must have a best practices recommendation for this.