General Drawing Requirements Sample Clauses

General Drawing Requirements. All drawings shall be ¼” scale unless approved by DCAMM
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General Drawing Requirements. 1) All drawings shall be ¼” scale unless approved by the CUSTOMER a. Provide a graphic scale and north arrow. 2) Submit all drawings on a standard DCAMM 30” x 42” sheet with a standard DCAMM title block and provide a standard Title Sheet. (Per direction of DCAMM). All draft drawings should be also submitted in electronic copy, per Section 6 of the Contract. 3) A small-scale, legible key plan adjacent to the title box on all drawings showing section, detail or partial plan locations, when the floor plan to which the sections, detail or partial plans apply are on another sheet. The key plan shall indicate the drawing number of the sheet where the section was taken. 4) Show legends of materials, symbols, and abbreviations for each classification of drawings. 5) Insert, in the title box of all 50% Design Document drawings, the date on which the drawings were submitted to the CUSTOMER. 6) Indicate general dimensions and notes.
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General Drawing Requirements a. Original drawings will be on 22"x34" sheets. If drawings exceed one (1) sheet, a cover sheet will be provided. b. No combined water and sewer plans will be accepted. c. Plan scale to be 1" = 50' only. d. Plan to show right-of-way line, centerline of right-of-way, lot lines, lot numbers, and street names. e. Fittings and valves to be drawn. f. Complete description of each fitting and valve to be called out on the construction plans. g. Size, type of pipe, distance between fittings shall be shown. h. Location of line, bends, valves, fire hydrants, etc., shall be shown in such a manner that the system can be staked for construction. i. The title block will be located in the lower right corner of the sheet to be read from the bottom of the sheet. The sheet shall have a 1/2" border all around with an extra 1" on the left side for binding. j. Plan view will normally be oriented so that north is either to the left or up on the sheet. k. Scale of drawings both scale and bar scale to be shown. l. Drawings shall contain a vicinity map, name of the District, an approval block for the District, Engineer's seal and signature, name of the engineering firm, Developer's name; date and north arrow(s), list of required construction notes, Section, Township, Range and SCAS datum. m. Permanent easements shall be shown. n. All improvements, proposed or existing, structures, shall be shown. o. Current water pressure.
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General Drawing Requirements. 1.1 All drawings final output should be on D size, 24” x 36”, paper. Other standard sizes may be used in accordance with requirements described in later headings. 1.2 The English language shall be used on all drawings, sketches, charts, and associated documents. 1.3 All title blocks shall be of MD Xxxxxxxx standard design layout. 1.4 All drawings shall use MD Xxxxxxxx standard layers and linetypes as described in later sections of this manual. 1.5 Revisions to drawing data shall be identified by a revision cloud. 1.5.1 One revision triangle with identification number corresponding to the revision number shall be placed in the cloud line. 1.5.2 A description for the revision number shall be entered in the title block revision history. 1.6 Space Inventory requirements for building floor plans. 1.6.1 All room numbers and the useable floor area in square feet shall be noted on floor plans. 1.6.2 A polyline shall outline the room along the inside face of the walls. 1.6.3 The polyline shall be drawn on a separate layer, as indicated in the layer list.
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General Drawing Requirements. 1) All drawings shall be ¼” scale unless approved by the DCAMM a. Provide a graphic scale and north arrow. 2) Submit all drawings on a standard DCAMM 30” x 42” sheet with a standard DCAMM title block and provide a standard Title Sheet. (Per direction of DCAMM). All draft drawings should be also submitted in electronic copy, per Section 22.2: Design Deliverables and Submittals of the Contract. 3) A small-scale, legible key plan adjacent to the title box on all drawings showing section, detail or partial plan locations, when the floor plan to which the sections, detail or partial plans apply are on another sheet. The key plan shall indicate the drawing number of the sheet where the section was taken. 4) Show legends of materials, symbols, and abbreviations for each classification of drawings. 5) Insert, in the title box of all 50% Design Deliverable drawings, the date on which the drawings were submitted to the DCAMM. 6) Indicate general dimensions and notes.
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