Construction Plan Review. Following the impact determination, all construction plans shall be reviewed by the Authority for conformance to the MHOG Water Design Standards. The Authority shall submit all Part 399 Permit Applications to the State of Michigan for approval. The cost of performing the construction plan review shall be paid by the petitioner of the improvement.
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Construction Plan Review. The bulk of the work performed by the DCBO involves the review of construction drawings, calculations, and other documents supporting the project’s engineering activities. The DCBO should also anticipate document submittals concurrent with on- going construction. Project Owners often submit multiple documents/drawings within a single submittal. The DCBO shall review the submittal and approve individual documents within a submittal if possible to expedite the document review process. The documents/ drawings that require re-work will be allowed to be resubmitted alone as a revision to the original submittal. The DCBO shall: • Review, and when found to be in compliance with all applicable LORS, approve the selection of dynamic analysis and/or alternative methods of analysis for the design of those major structures designated in the project’s Facility Design COCs; • Ensure that the results of all plan checks and construction inspections are available to the CPM via the Project-Specific website (see Task 1); • Retain all approved plans, specifications, calculations, and marked-up “as-builts” for 90 days after the project’s construction completion date, after which the DCBO will deliver them to the Project Owner for long-term retention at the project site or other accessible location (see Task 7); and • Provide electronic copies of the approved plans, specifications, calculations, marked-up “as-builts,” and other relevant submittals to the CPM, in the form of DVDs, compact discs or a USB memory stick, within 90 days of the project’s construction completion date (see Task 7). XXXX 0 –CONSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE AND FIELD INSPECTIONS The DCBO’s responsibilities also include conducting field inspections and providing COC compliance oversight. In this role, the DCBO is responsible for the inspection of constructed facilities to ensure compliance with the approved construction drawings. The CBSC requires that all plans be reviewed and approved before construction. There are tasks not typically performed by building department inspectors that are a part of the Energy Commission’s DCBO responsibilities. These include, but are not limited to compliance items identified below and within the project-specific COCs. The DCBO shall: • Review, approve, and monitor any of a project’s proposed special inspection programs, approve the qualifications and experience of the proposed special inspectors; monitor the DCBO approved special inspectors work as needed in the field; and review...
