Attachment E 007956_Magazine_Chap6_Maps (1).pdf
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- Magazine Refuse Fire Construction
- Solicitation number
- AS25-33
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- Utah
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This document is a set of construction specifications for a Magazine Refuse Fire Project Reclamation Construction project in Carbon County, Utah to be completed in the summer of 2024. The project is being managed by the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining. The specifications include a Project Location Map and a Site Map, as well as a Google Earth KML file that can be used to view the mine locations and terrain. The KML file can be imported into Google Earth, ESRI ArcView, and other mapping or GIS applications to aid in project planning and execution.
The specifications do not provide details on pricing, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements or sources, or contract term. The key details focus on the project scope, timeline, and mapping resources available to support the construction work.
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CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS
Magazine Mine Refuse Fire Project
Reclamation Construction
Carbon County, Utah
Summer, 2024
Chapter 6: MAPS
Chapter 6: Maps
Map No. Description
Map 1 Project Location Map 2 Site Map
Google Earth KML File:
File Name: 007956_Magazine Fire.kmz
This is provided as a separate file from the specifications. The KML file can be imported into Google Earth, ESRI ArcView, and other mapping or GIS applications. If Google Earth is installed on a device, opening the KML file will launch Google Earth and load the mine locations in the “Temporary Places” folder in the sidebar window. It can then be saved in the “My Places” folder.
This file allows users to view the mine locations overlaid on satellite imagery. The imagery shows current roads, vegetation, and terrain features that may not be shown on the USGS topographic maps. Besides being a navigational tool, Google Earth’s tilt feature and measuring tools can help the user interpret terrain and evaluate the effort required to access the mines.
Apps for mobile devices that allow local storage of base maps are required to use the KML file in remote project areas where internet access is not available.
| Magazine Fire Specs WORKING 1 126.pdf |
| Magazine Fire Specs WORKING 1 127.pdf |
| Binder1.pdf |
| 007956_Magazine_LocationMap.pdf |
| 007956_Magazine_SiteMap.pdf |
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