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DRAWING STANDARDS. Plans shall be prepared by the appropriate qualified professionals (examples: engineer, architect, landscape architect, surveyor, etc...), who are members in good standing, with their professional associations. All plans are to include: (a) a north arrow, scale, legend, and drawing/revision dates; (b) the boundaries and dimensions of the subject land; (c) the location, size and type of all existing and proposed buildings and structures on the subject land, indicating the distance of the buildings or structures from the front yard lot line, rear yard lot line, and the side yard lot lines; (d) the location of all existing and proposed parking spaces; (e) the approximate location of all natural and artificial features on the subject land and on land that is adjacent to the subject land that may affect the application. Examples include buildings,railways,roads,watercourses, drainage ditches, river or stream banks, wetlands, and wooded areas; (f) the current uses on adjacent lands; (g) the location, width and name of any roads within or abutting the subject land, indicating whether it is a public travelled road, a private road, or a right of way; (h) the location and nature of any easement affecting the subject land.
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DRAWING STANDARDS. ‌ Coordination Systems The City of Mountlake Terrace drawings will be constructed and setup according to the City of Mountlake Terrace Grid System. Civil drawings will be based on the City of Mountlake Terrace Tide Lands Grid System and NAD Grid. When the latter two are combined, there is a rotation factor of 0.0 with ‘North’ pointing up. External References Drawing (XREF Drawing) Xrefs (External References) are to be inserted onto the “_Xref_<drawing_name>” layer. Use only background layers that are provided for each discipline. CITY OF MOUNTLAKE TERRACE ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT CAD STANDARDS Paper/Model Space AutoCAD lets you work in model space or paper space. You will do most of your drawing and design work in model space, creating the model of the object you are presenting. You will use paper space to arrange, annotate, and plot various views of your model. Each view can show a different part of the model or display it from a different viewpoint. You can even turn specific layers on or off in each view. Working in paper space, you can arrange and edit these views, and then plot them as group; this will make it easy to produce a sheet of detail views, or whatever you require. Title blocks, general notes, sheet notes, and entities that are not attached to entities that represent “real objects” must be placed in Paper Space. The rest of the entities, such as “real” entities and objects referring to them, may be placed in Model Space. Revisions When it is necessary to make revisions to a submitted plan set the all of the sheets in the plan must be marked with a revision number, date and brief description of why the changes were made. Plan sheets should be clouded and noted in all areas where revisions have occurred. Please place revision clouds and notes on “Revision_#” layer so that they can be isolated in the review process. CITY OF MOUNTLAKE TERRACE ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT CAD STANDARDS GRAPHIC STANDARDS‌ Title Block The City of Mountlake Terrace Blocks available for use electronically are: Standard 22x34 title block (available in MLT.dwt) Cover Sheet (available in MLT.dwt) City Map (GIS_Basemap.dwg) North Arrow (NA.dwg) Horizontal Scale Bar (_MLT-Scales.dwg) Text Style/Size A standard text style is used for the City of Mountlake Terrace CAD drawings. Style Font Size at 1:1 Width Factor Obliquing The Text style is used for callouts, dimension text, notes, drawing scale, general notes, etc. The Title and Subtitle styles are used for detai...
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DRAWING STANDARDS. The drawings shall be referenced to NAVD 1988 and NAD 83/91 and shall include at a minimum two existing utility features such as sanitary or storm sewer manholes or catch basins, water valves or fire hydrants or County/State monuments.
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DRAWING STANDARDS. Plans shall be prepared by the appropriate qualified professionals (examples: engineer, architect, landscape architect, surveyor, etc...), who are members in good standing, with their professional associations. All plans are to include:
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