Get Grading/retaining Wall/shoring Plan Check Correction ... - Ladbs

Filling out the Grading/Retaining Wall/Shoring Plan Check Correction ... - LADBS form is essential for ensuring compliance with local regulations. This guide provides a clear and supportive approach to navigating the online process, making it accessible for all users.

Follow the steps to effectively complete the form

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Grading/Retaining Wall/Shoring Plan Check Correction ... - LADBS form and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Fill in the form fields accurately, starting with the Plan Check Date and Plan Check / PCIS application number. This information is vital for tracking your submission.
3. Enter the Job Address where the grading or shoring work will take place. Ensure this address is complete and correct.
4. In the section labeled 'Reviewed by', print your first and last name. This signature indicates that you have thoroughly reviewed the corrections and recommendations listed.
5. Include your contact phone number in the designated space, as the plan check engineer may need to reach you for clarification.
6. Review the instructions for proceeding with the Plan Check process. This includes verifying that all corrections noted on the form have been addressed, as well as contacting the Plan Check Engineer if needed.
7. Make sure to provide a written response addressing each correction. Reference the specific location of any revisions on the plans as part of your documentation.
8. Once all corrections have been made, call the Plan Check Engineer to schedule a verification appointment. This ensures all modifications comply with local code requirements.
9. For your verification appointment, bring both the originally checked set of plans and the newly revised plans along with this correction form.
10. After all revisions have been accepted, you can save your changes, download the completed document, or print it for your records.

Complete your forms online today to facilitate your grading or shoring project!