(1) In counties where there have been no record plat books kept by the county surveyors, the fiscal court, by contract with the county surveyor, may order him to record by plat and explanatory notes all or any part of the surveys he has made and preserved whil e in office, and any other surveys made and certified to by his predecessors in office. Surveys made in the past by a person other than the county surveyor shall not be platted in the record books except to explain some work done on the ground by the county surveyor. (2) Anyone having a certified copy of a survey made by a county surveyor may have the survey platted and recorded at his expense in the county clerk's or surveyor's office. Any such survey filed with the county clerk shall meet the requirements of KRS 64.012.
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