Common use of Drawings and CAD Standards Clause in Contracts

Drawings and CAD Standards. Preparation of electronic construction record drawings of extension, including an as-built survey with GPS locations. The construction record drawings will also include installed storm sewer and easements locations. Such drawings, including pipe size and material, rim and invert elevations, and structure type shall be provided to the District in an AutoCAD. Civil 3D version approved by the District and limited to the current or prior version of the software at the time that the agreement is signed. CRD’s must be submitted to the District in .cad, .pdf, .cor and .shp file formats. Drawings shall be formatted to meet the requirements of the CAD to GIS Data Conversion - CAD Standards, which are located in Appendix 5 of the Developer Extension Agreement. Drawings that require District verification of accuracy or that do not meet the formatting requirements will incur additional charges and can potentially delay the closeout of the project resulting in liquidated damages

Drawings and CAD Standards. Preparation of electronic construction record drawings of extension, including an as-built survey with GPS locations. The construction record drawings will also include installed storm sewer storm, sewer, dry utility, and easements locations. Such drawings, including pipe size and material, rim and invert elevations, and structure type shall be provided to the District in an AutoCAD. AutoCAD Civil 3D version approved by the District District, and limited to the current or prior version of the software at the time that the agreement is signed. CRD’s must be submitted to the District in .cad, .pdf, .cor .cor, and .shp file formats. Drawings shall be formatted to meet the requirements of the CAD to GIS Data Conversion - CAD Standards, which are located in Appendix 5 of the Developer Extension Agreement. Drawings that require District verification of accuracy or that do not meet the CAD formatting requirements will incur additional charges and can potentially delay the closeout of the project resulting in liquidated damages.