DATUM OR LEVELS Clause Samples
The 'Datum or Levels' clause defines the reference points or elevations that must be used throughout a construction or engineering project. It specifies the exact vertical or horizontal benchmarks, such as sea level or a designated site marker, to which all measurements and works must conform. For example, all floor heights, excavation depths, or structural elements are measured relative to this agreed datum. This clause ensures consistency and accuracy in measurements across the project, preventing errors and disputes related to misaligned or incorrectly referenced work.
DATUM OR LEVELS. The figures given in the Contract and Specifications or upon the Drawings after the work elevation or abbreviation of it, shall mean the distance in feet above mean sea level, the base referenced to the North American Datum (NAD 1983).
DATUM OR LEVELS. A. The figures given in the Contract and Specifications or upon the Drawings after the word elevation, shall mean the distance in feet above mean sea level, the base of the State of Massachusetts North American Vertical Datum (NAVD88) Mean Sea Level Datum of 1988.
DATUM OR LEVELS. A. The figures given in the Contract and Specification or upon the Drawings after the word elevation shall mean the distance in feet referenced to the National American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88).
B. The horizontal datum used in the Contract and Specifications or upon the Drawings references Rhode Island State Plan, North American Horizontal Datum of 1983 (NAD83.)
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