Topographic Maps Clause Samples

The 'Topographic Maps' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision and use of topographic maps in a project or agreement. Typically, this clause specifies which party must supply accurate and up-to-date maps showing the physical features and elevations of the land involved, and may outline standards for map quality or format. For example, it might require the contractor to use maps provided by the owner or to obtain new surveys if existing maps are outdated. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have reliable geographic information, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or errors in planning and execution.
Topographic Maps. Topographic maps were used in the Project design. Bidders may inspect such maps upon request to the Owner, or may obtain copies upon payment of the cost to reproduce the copies.
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Topographic Maps. Maps for highway corridors or other improvements which furnish all natural or man-made features, in vertical and horizontal position electronically in native MicroStation format. These maps may require aerial mapping manuscripts and photos at specified standard accuracy or 3D laser scanning at specified standard accuracies and furnished electronically. Localized, project-specific Topographic Maps may be created from Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) platforms provided they are accompanied by full field audit reports and flight log reports.
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Topographic Maps. Maps for highway corridors or other improvements which furnish all natural or man-made features, in vertical and horizontal position, on manuscript or electronically. These maps may require aerial mapping manuscripts and photos at specified standard accuracy; and/or
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Topographic Maps. Topographic maps were used in the project design. Contractors may inspect such maps upon request to the OC Waste & Recycling PM, or may obtain copies upon payment of the cost to reproduce the copies.
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Topographic Maps. If it becomes necessary to obtain topographic data of the other party to conduct the above studies or for the information of the other party on the measuring and observation to be made thereat, or to obtain intersections in length and width throughout the length of the river, the concerned party shall submit a letter to request such a map indicating the extent and the scale of the topographic map. The party receiving the request shall reply to the other party within one month as of the receipt of such a request that it concurs with this request, and to determine a date as close to the date of request, or if the expenses involved with such a study is to be borne the requestor or the party receiving the request, or if the requesting party shall use its own personnel and equipment in preparing such a map. If the disputes to arise from the performance of such work cannot be resolved amicably they shall be referred to arbitration.
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