Reference Line Clause Samples
A Reference Line clause identifies a specific line or section within a document or agreement for the purpose of cross-referencing or clarification. In practice, this clause is used to point parties to relevant provisions, definitions, or obligations elsewhere in the contract, ensuring that related terms are easily located and understood. By providing clear references, the clause helps prevent confusion and misinterpretation, thereby promoting accuracy and consistency throughout the document.
Reference Line. Add the following: “For paving at structures, including approaches, the use of a taut reference line will be required to insure satisfactory paving results for all structures pavement courses. The substitution of a “ski”, “floating beam” or other type of moving reference will not be permitted on asphalt pavers used on structures pavements. For mill and repaving work, automatic HMA pavers shall be equipped with a moving reference of at least 30 feet in length, i.e., grade averaging system. Physical reference for grade, slope and profile control shall be from the milled surface in front of the paver and the freshly laid hot mat in back of the paver. The Engineer may approve another grade control system, as long as it meets the above criteria.”