Architect Certification Standards/Requirements Sample Clauses

Architect Certification Standards/Requirements a. All documents/specifications shall be prepared by or under the direction of an architect registered in the State of Delaware, stamped with the design of professional’s registration seal and accompanied by a statement signed by the professional certifying compliance with DSHA’s Minimum Construction/Rehabilitation Standards. b. Although most of the above standards are geared to new construction developments, rehabilitation of existing units must follow the same standards. DSHA requires that a comprehensive capital needs assessment shall be submitted with the application if rehabilitation work is to be performed. (Please verify actual lifespan of all components of existing structure. If not submitted/completed, the application will be considered incomplete and will not be scored.) DSHA will also complete a site inspection 45 days prior to submission of an application to assure that its standards are being met and reserves the right to require additions and/or amendments to the capital needs assessment. c. All projects are to provide "AS-BUILTS" drawings and specifications at end of project. These "AS-BUILTS" are to be provided in both paper copy and available on CDs. This is also applicable to the "ALTA-Survey" for permanent closing. All CDs are to be in a .dwg format. d. The “Plans/Specifications Review Checklist” is to be used as a guide for various governmental submissions and/or approvals DSHA requires prior to loan approval. e. Designs that do not meet current code requirements will not be considered cause for a change order.
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