It's some liability issue that apparently over my head
I can make e-mailable prints all day long, but the state would not sanction them, insisting i 'ought to know what i'm doing'
Yet they'll look for a set of architect's prints with a stamp on it before a job starts for their 'okey dokey'
But the truth is, most archy's don't even make a site visit, and are summarily dismissed after the initial set of prints go through the state process
The site sparky makes all the changes, which can be worlds apart from the original architecuals , we know them as 'as builts'
In my case, the state doesn't care about as builts, or the evolution that may have occured
So my Q is, is the state empowered to ask for an Archy level as built when the archy's been history for 90% of the job?
~S~
