- Documenting Revisions Made to Construction Documents

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We could've fought the city on this if we'd really wanted to, if we had a specific code that we felt was a really good basis of design, or if we felt that the code examiner was stepping over their authority, which does happen on occasion, but in this case we didn't wanna have the time or the hassle and we wanted to be able to move the project forward for our client so we made the necessary changes, and we submitted for permit a second time. You can see on the title block that we have clouded the entire page number, which indicates that the entire page is changed, as well as there's a small revision notation with a number, this case being one, and it stays the only one, because we never had revise it again, that is indicated in the title block, which lets the plans examiner know, that lets the contractor know, and lets the client know that this is not technically the original drawing set, that there was some change at some point, but this is the final documentation.

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