SITE SURVEY & CONTOURING WORK Sample Clauses

SITE SURVEY & CONTOURING WORK. 12.6.1 The MDO shall under take site survey of the project area including proposed dump area. 12.6.2 The scope of the site survey work is furnished below. 1) Surface plan covering all the topographical features like houses and other construction, permanent structures, roads, power lines, telephone lines, Reservoirs, natural nallas, drains, water courses, access road etc. are to be surveyed based at Grid intervals of 10mx10m or other Grid intervals as desired by TANGEDCO & Plotting the levels at all grid points and plotting of contour mapping at 1.0m interval levels or other interval levels as desired by TANGEDCO in separate drawings, with boundary coordinates. Contour generation should be done with computer. The above shall be clearly marked in the survey plans 2) Temporary Bench Marks shall be established at suitable intervals on available permanent structures within the survey boundary area and be taken into reference. 3) Triangulation pillars should be established in the lease hold area at an interval of 1000 m (or at the locations specified by the TANGEDCO officials) 4) The pillars should be numbered and embedded with coordinates and level. 5) The MDO shall prepare longitudinal and cross sectional details for all natural nallas, drains, water courses at 10 m intervals drawn to a suitable scale. 6) Marking and surveying of alternate stretch of road and approach road to mine including alignments of these roads & diversion road for the existing roads shall be carried out. These shall be carried out longitudinally at 10.00 m intervals along the centre of the road with cross sectional points at 5.00 m on either side of the centre of the road and Plot the levels with grid points for the entire length of the road. The scope shall include establishing bench mark pillars at 500 m intervals on centre of the road. 7) All the existing topographical features falling within the survey area like canals, streams, roads, culverts, buildings, structures, sheds, power lines, telephone lines, prominent trees, hillocks, rock outcrops, pipelines, dug xxxxx, ditches/low lying areas etc., shall be clearly marked in the survey drawings. 8) The reference point / bench xxxx has to be taken from the existing permanent benchmark in consultation with TANGEDCO Officials/ consultants. 9) Key Plan of the area showing nearby Mines, nearest railway station, bus stand, church/ temple, substation, bridges and main approach road from railway station / bus stand shall be furnished. Any impo...
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