Offset line definition

Offset line means a supplementary traverse close to and approximately parallel with an irregular boundary line. An offset line provides data for computing areas and locates salient points on the irregular boundary line by measured distances referenced to the offset line.
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Examples of Offset line in a sentence

  • Offset line, final road or surface grade, benches, cut sheets and all appurtenances shall be performed by: Surveyor: License #: WPCA Survey & Layout Standards given to Contractor Pavement to be installed per WPCA Contract/WPCA/State DOT requirements Trench compaction must be completed prior to testing of all lines At the end of the one-year maintenance period for all surface restorations and sewer appurtenances will be inspected.

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