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Question 1

Property parcels are defined by:

Answer 1

measurements and angles.

Question 2

A builder creates a what type of plan to place a building:

Answer 2

plot plan, site plan.

a plot plan is figured to obtain a permit and shows heights of foundation.

Question 3

Subdivision plans

Answer 3

shows the length of property lines, AZIMUTH ANGLE OF LINES,DEGREE OF TRUE north

Question 4

What do Survey plans provide:

Answer 4

the name of the owner

2. the Legal description of the property.
3. the type and setbacks of buildings on the property.

Question 5

Clearing the site of tress, garbage, old frames is know as

Answer 5

grubbing!

Question 6

What are test pits located on a site Survey for?

Answer 6

Test pits are determined on the site plan, will be dug full depth to determine,

1. if bedrock is present, if requires drilling and blasting
2. to determine water table heights,
3. to determine the soil type.

they are dangerous and should not be left untenanted as it could take hours to show water table..

Question 7

NG is know as

Answer 7

Natural grade

Question 8

What is FG known as?

Answer 8

Finish grade known as Architect plans to raise or lower the ground’s surface.

Question 9

Grade also means slope: what does 2 present slope mean

Answer 9

2% grade means the rate drops or rises of 2m vertically for every 100m traveled horizontally.

Question 10

What is a grade stake?

Answer 10

A grade stake is driven into the ground with marks on all four sides to cut or fill. They are in line with grid-lines and placed far apart to allow machines though,

Question 11

When Excavation how far should a dirt pile from the edge!

Answer 11

4 feet from edge of excavation and 2 feet from a trench

Question 12

WCB Sloping requirements?

Answer 12

0:75:1 (3 horizontal to 4 Vertical) also allows a vertical cut up to 1.2m

Question 13

Grid-lines in grading label?

Answer 13

Are labelled in numbers in one direction and letters in another.

Question 14

OIP on Survey plan is

Answer 14

Iron post found

Question 15

LP LEAD plug may be marked with a

Answer 15

a brass tack or cold chisel

Question 16

For surveying when would you use a lead plug

Answer 16

on exposed bed rock!

Question 17

Grade stakes are placed on?

Answer 17

Gridlines

Question 18

Where is the depth of cut taken from?

Answer 18

The top of a grade stake!

Question 19

Batter boards are placed>

Answer 19

at least 600mm back are placed so that the strings run across the corners of the building. high enough to place the foundation walls!

Question 20

Batter boards sizes

Answer 20

2x4 for the parts in the grounds, 1x8 for the horizontal, 1x6 for crosser

Question 21

what kind of string should be used for Batter Boards?

Answer 21

Nylon string line or number 16

Question 22

Batter boards how to secure the sting line to the borad?

Answer 22

use a saw kerf

Question 23

Batter boards what do use in large projects to layout

Answer 23

theodolite

The theodolite is an instrument that can measure both horizontal and vertical angles, which allows surveyors to “triangulate” the position of objects in a …

Question 24

Whats the best way to check if building lines are square?

Answer 24

check all four sides and both diagonals

Question 25

Where are Iron pin place?

Answer 25

Below grade!

24” 600mm long and one end 1/2 square
always check the subdivision or survey plans for location.

Question 26

Iron pin will often have a __________near

Answer 26

a wooden marker labled IP for Iron Pin

Question 27

OLP indicates

Answer 27

Lead plug found

Question 28

LP indicates

Answer 28

Lead plug in place

Question 29

Corner Stake

Answer 29

38mmx 38mm it will have a nail driven into the top to provide precise intersection of building lines
They are used by surveyors when hired to pin building corners to that footing, and foundation walls can be layout.

Question 30

When to use witness stakes?

Answer 30

When there is an object like a big tree and is set back from the surveys lines;. W.S> on the site plans

Question 31

Datum point ?

Answer 31

Made of brass and set permanently and referenced to mean sea level. Canadian Geodetic survey and GeoBC

Question 32

Do determined gading ?

Answer 32

Total fall / length= grade
Total fall / grade = length
Length x grade = total fall

Question 33

What is Sloughing?

Answer 33

Sides caving in to form slope.

Question 34

A hub is considered?

Answer 34

A non-permanet marker

Question 35

Corner stakes are wooden, and are used where?

Answer 35

Building location s