Surveying Services – General Sample Clauses

Surveying Services – General. A. Control Survey All horizontal control for the project will be based on the Missouri State Plane Coordinate System of ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. All vertical control for the project will be based on the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD 88) provided by NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey (NGS). Control points and temporary bench marks will be set inter-visible and in strategic locations along the project route so as to be conveniently used during all phases of the project, including construction. B. Engineering Survey Provide topographic engineering survey for the length of the project to facilitate design. Provide a survey of all existing surface and sub-surface utilities in the project corridor. C. Property Boundary Survey/Right-of-way Survey/Easements Provide a boundary survey or surveys to locate the existing Right-of-Way/Easements for the length of the project, the adjacent property lines of the parcels along the project, and all existing easements of record encumbering each property that will affect the project. Consultant will be responsible for ordering title work for each parcel along the project route and procuring existing right-of-way documents and/or right-of- way plans. D. Right-of-way and Easement Description Preparation Upon final approval of the Right-of-Way/Project Plans consultant will provide descriptions and exhibit drawings for all property right acquisitions including, but not limited to: right-of-way takings, permanent easements and temporary easements. E. Right-of-way and Easement Staking During the property negotiation phase of the project it may be necessary to stake the proposed right-of-way and/or easement locations to assist the right-of-way agent. Upon request, the consultant will temporarily stake the proposed right-of- way/easement locations with wooden lathe to allow the property owner to visually inspect the location of such. Pre-Construction Phase – On projects that will require the relocation of existing utilities prior to the award of the construction contract the consultant shall temporarily stake the location of the Right-of-Way and/or easements at points predetermined by Owner. This service will be provided one (1) time as a part of the contract. Any additional staking, if required by utility contractors due to the destruction of the temporary stakes, will be done at the advertised hourly rate and billed back to the utility contractor who is found to be responsible for removing the original stakes.
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Surveying Services – General. A. Control Survey All horizontal control for the project will be based on the Missouri State Plane Coordinate System of 1983, West Zone. All vertical control for the project will be based on the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD 88) provided by NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey (NGS). Control points and temporary bench marks will be set inter‐visible and in strategic locations along the project route so as to be conveniently used during all phases of the project, including construction. B. Engineering Survey Provide topographic engineering survey for the length of the project to facilitate design. Provide a survey of all existing surface and sub‐surface utilities in the project corridor. C. Property Boundary Survey/Right‐of‐way Survey/Easements Provide a boundary survey or surveys to locate the existing Right‐of‐Way/Easements for the length of the project, the adjacent property lines of the parcels along the project, and all existing easements of record encumbering each property that will affect the project. Consultant will be responsible for ordering title work for each parcel along the project route and procuring existing right‐of‐way documents and/or right‐of‐ way plans. D. Right‐of‐way and Easement Description Preparation Upon final approval of the Right‐of‐Way/Project Plans consultant will provide descriptions and exhibit drawings for all property right acquisitions including, but not limited to: right‐of‐way takings, permanent easements and temporary easements. E. Right‐of‐
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