Grading plan definition

Grading plan means a plan outlining the excavation or fill proposed for the subdivision or development, including a description of the conditions resulting from such excavation or fill.
Grading plan means a plan prepared in accordance with this chapter showing grading and related work.
Grading plan means a plan that shows all finish grades, spot elevations as necessary and existing and new contours with the developed landscaped area.

Examples of Grading plan in a sentence

  • Buyer acknowledges receipt of the Master Grading plan for The Preserve at Harvest Ridge and buyer is aware that some lots will require 4” gravity fed drain tiles to discharge to grade.

  • If side-loading garages are to be considered for the subdivision, the Master Grading plan shall show the grading for all side loading driveways.

  • If side-loading garages are to be considered for the development, the Master Grading plan shall show the grading for all side loading driveways.

  • Drawings similar to following sheet set are expected: G1 Cover Page G2 Site Plan and Legend G3 Construction and General Notes C1-19 Existing Site and Demolition Plan C20-39 Closure Cover Liner Plan C40-59 Closure Final Grading plan C60-61 Closure Cross Sections C62-66 Closure Erosion Control Plan D1 Detail Sheet D2 Detail Sheet D3 Detail Sheet D4 Detail Sheet D5 Detail Sheet See Tasks 1.4 and 1.5 for Specifications and Engineer’s Cost Opinion for 60-percent and Permit Level Submittal Descriptions.

  • Grading plan and cross sections, including retaining walls, drainage features, walks, and limits of grading.


More Definitions of Grading plan

Grading plan means a plan prepared in accordance with this chapter showing grading and related work. “Grading work” is grading and related work, such as, but not limited to, drainage improvements and erosion
Grading plan means a drawing of a proposed subdivision on a contour or topographic map showing existing and proposed contours at a contour interval of not more than five (5) feet and a scale of not less than one hundred (100) feet to the inch.
Grading plan shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 7(k) of this Agreement.
Grading plan means a plan prepared in accordance with this article showing grading and related
Grading plan means a plan that shows all finish grades, spot elevations, drainage as necessary and existing and new contours.
Grading plan means a plan describing the existing topography and proposed grading, including retaining wall locations and details, interfaces with adjacent properties, streets, alleys and channels, referenced to mean sea level based on the New Mexico State Plane, Central Meridian, with vertical datum utilizing North American Vertical Datum 1988 (NAVD ’88) and the horizontal datum utilizing North American Datum 1983 (NAD ’83), and showing sufficient contours, spot elevations and cross sections to allow a clear understanding by reviewers, contractors and inspectors.
Grading plan means the plan for grading to final development grades for the Project as depicted in Exhibit F.