Project Maps Clause Samples
The 'Project Maps' clause defines the requirements and standards for creating and maintaining maps related to a specific project. It typically outlines who is responsible for preparing the maps, the level of detail and accuracy required, and how updates or revisions should be handled throughout the project lifecycle. For example, it may specify that the contractor must provide up-to-date site maps showing all relevant features, boundaries, and changes as work progresses. This clause ensures that all parties have access to accurate and current spatial information, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and facilitating effective project coordination.
Project Maps. Lessee shall maintain clear, accurate, and detailed maps of all actual and planned operations. The maps must show the location of all drill holes, exploratory pits, soil or rock sample locations, and other exploratory, development, mining, drilling, production, concentrating, refining, and other operations locations, and all structures and improvements. Lessor may require that such maps be certified by an engineer or geologist who is professionally licensed by the State of Idaho or by a state having a reciprocal licensing agreement with the State of Idaho. Lessee shall provide copies of such maps to Lessor upon request.
Project Maps. AIG Tech shall prepare GIS maps for each project application.
Project Maps. Flow Monitoring Design SSES Study Construction EXHIBIT 2 INSURANCE COVERAGES
Project Maps. EXHIBIT 2 INSURANCE COVERAGES
Project Maps. EXHIBIT ▇-▇ EXHIBIT B