CONSTRUCTION SURVEY LAYOUT. Layout crew and licensed survey layout.
CONSTRUCTION SURVEY LAYOUT. The work to be performed pursuant to survey work provided by City shall be completed as necessary to establish all proper alignments, right of way, easements, bench marks, elevations and grade stakes to complete all phases of this Contract. Contractor shall immediately bring to City’s attention any survey issues that would impede the Contractor’s completion of the work. The work performed pursuant to survey work at the Contractor’s expense pursuant to this Agreement shall be prepared by a licensed surveyor and provided to the City. Any survey issues with these surveys that would impede the Contractor’s completion of the work shall immediately be brought to the City’s attention. If additional or corrective survey work is required, it shall be at Contractor’s expense. The City Engineer/City Project Manager shall establish a number of benchmarks on the project which in their opinion will enable the Contractor to perform the work. If Contractor shall remove or destroy any stake, marker or benchmark on the work without first having secured the approval of the City Engineer/City Project Manager, such stake, or benchmark shall be re-established by and at Contractor’s expense. It shall be the responsibility of Contractor to preserve all adjacent property corner markers which might be affected by their operations, and replace same if undermined. Corner locations known by City will be made available to Contractor. All original field notes, calculations, and other documents developed by the surveyor in conjunction with this work shall be given to City and become City property. All surveying work must be in accordance with Chapters 177 and 472 of Florida Statutes and Chapter 6IG17 of the Florida Administrative Code.
CONSTRUCTION SURVEY LAYOUT. The City Engineer/City Project Manager may, as required, establish a number of benchmarks on the project which in their opinion will enable the Contractor to perform the work. If Contractor shall remove or destroy any stake, marker or benchmark on the work without first having secured the approval of the City Engineer/City Project Manager, such stake, or benchmark shall be re-established by and at Contractor’s expense. It shall be the responsibility of Contractor to preserve all adjacent property corner markers which might be affected by their operations and replace same if undermined. Corner locations known by City will be made available to Contractor. All original field notes, calculations, and other documents developed by the surveyor in conjunction with this work shall be given to City and become City property. All surveying work must be in accordance with Chapters 177 and 472 of Florida Statutes and Chapter 6IG17 of the Florida Administrative Code.
CONSTRUCTION SURVEY LAYOUT. Exhibit A – SCOPE OF WORK CONTRACT# CIP/210613 6. Payment for this work shall be included in lump sum in the proposal and shall be full compensation for all labor, material, equipment, and other incidental costs incurred by Contractor to obtain completed and approved construction.
CONSTRUCTION SURVEY LAYOUT. The Consultant will set a reference point hub line, for elevations and lines, with hubs at intervals which the Consultant deems suitable for the performance of the Work. Only one set of reference points will be established for the Work. The Consultant may provide the digital design surface upon request. The Contractor shall give forty-eight (48) hours notice of need for reference points. The Contractor shall discontinue Work and advise the Consultant immediately if and error is suspected in drawings, specifications, reference points, string lines, grade sheets or any other aspect of the work. To proceed with the Work where an error in survey is suspected constitutes full acceptance for costs associated with correction of the Work. Any further or additional staking shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor shall be required to provide a survey aid occasionally to assist the Project Manager in any measurements or survey requirements during construction.
