Depending on the size of the constructionproject, the number of sheets in a set of civildrawings may vary from a bare minimum toseveral sheets of related drawings. Generally, onan average-size project, the first sheet has alocation map, soil boring log, legends, andsometimes site plans and small civil detaildrawings. (Soil boring tests are conducted todetermine the water table of the construction siteand classify the existing soil.) Civil drawings areoften identified with the designating letter C ontheir title blocks.A SITE PLAN (fig. 10-11) furnishes theessential data for laying out the proposed buildinglines. It is drawn from notes and sketches basedupon a survey. It shows the contours, boundaries,Figure 10-11.-Example of a site plan with existing utilities.10-13
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