(A) The project designer shall furnish to the town one set of as-built Mylar drawings and one set of computer files on compact disc in AutoCAD “.DXF” and “.DWG” format for all projects dedicated to the town and for all multi-family, industrial and commercial sites five acres and larger. All sheets shall have “Record Drawing” boldly printed on them with the date, stamp and signature of the professional design engineer, who must be registered in the state. Drawings and computer files shall clearly differentiate between the original design and changes made to the design during the construction process. Each disk shall be labeled with project name, property name and date. Any auxiliary design program data files shall also be included and required subdirectory file structure and path relationships shall be maintained. All files shall be in readable format but shall be write protected. If auxiliary lettering fonts (fonts not supplied with standard AutoCAD Program) are used, then all necessary data files to support, import and utilize the applied fonts shall be included on the disk(s). An ASCII text file README.TXT shall be included in the files supplied. This file shall describe all files on the disk(s). This shall include creating program names, versions and all other necessary details to allow the town to fully understand and utilize the data files.
(B) At a minimum, the following information shall be provided on the plans:
(1) Building pad elevations, if applicable;
(2) Structure elevations, pipe sizes and types fitting description, blocking details, hydrants, valves; and
(3) Horizontal alignment of pipes, valves, hydrants and structures to a minimum accuracy of more or less than one foot.
(Ord. passed - -)