Location Survey, Base Map, and Surface Model Sample Clauses

Location Survey, Base Map, and Surface Model. Perform a topographic survey for the proposed improvements to Xxxxxx Road. Determine location and extent of surveying necessary to complete the design work. Our scope of work assumes that the topographic survey will extend twenty-five (25) feet outside the existing ROW except in those areas where additional ROW is known to be required. In these known areas, the survey will extend fifty (50) feet outside the existing ROW. Survey existing surface features, including but not limited to irrigation features, curbs, sidewalks, face of buildings, pedestrian poles, controller cabinets, fences, utilities, valve boxes, ditches, driveways, structures, culverts, trees, and signs within areas selected for topographic surveys. Collect type, size, and location of all underground facilities, including invert elevations on sanitary, storm sewers manholes, and valve boxes. Survey the existing centerline and edges of the road with elevations consistent with the Project vertical datum. The PDB team shall tie trees six-inches or larger in diameter at chest height. Gather the field data necessary to show utility locations in the base mapping for the roadway design. Schedule underground utilities to be marked in the field (known as “field locates”) within, and two hundred (200) feet beyond, the immediate Project area as identified. Use the statewide “One Call” utility notification system and submit a “pre- survey” locate request. All utility operators with buried facilities subscribe to the One Call system (OUNC-Oregon Utility Notification Center). When surveying marked lines, the PDB team shall record in the field notes the utility ownership when describing the line data points. All non-tangent markings must be tied (i.e. survey shots must be of sufficient frequency to accurately record each facility’s alignment and deviation).
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Location Survey, Base Map, and Surface Model. ‌ Perform a topographic survey for the proposed improvements to Xxxx Market Road. Determine location and extent of surveying necessary to complete the design work. Our scope of work assumes that the topographic survey limits and project APE are shown in figure 1
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