QUOTE(halfDi @ Jul 15 2017, 12:42 PM)
Contact ur architect to do as built plan submission. Mpsj fees as built plan submission $1,200. Not including ur architect charge.
Any extensions beyond Aug? YesMPSJ CCC
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Jul 21 2017, 04:17 PM
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May 14 2018, 02:08 PM
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QUOTE(shauno @ Mar 12 2018, 12:34 PM) Guys, here's my situation. Any updates? How much for draftman and how much for engineer?Draftsman has already sent me the drawings, signed and got the commissioner to chop and all. Recently got a call from an engineer who says that needs his approval as well. I find that strange cos we didn't do anything for 1st floor. All works was for G floor only (extend front and back by 5ft each) Is the engineer approval legit? |
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May 14 2018, 02:31 PM
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Can someone recommend a good registered draftman who can submit for me? My previous architect wants a lot of money to continue to get the ccc for me. Just want an honest one.
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QUOTE(2387581 @ May 13 2017, 04:59 PM) No, it is possible to do so. I think my case is like this. In 2011, my non CIDB developer made RC roof instead of normal roof and added an extra room upstairs. So my architect supposed to issue CCC but cannot and say need engineer and so on. Sometimes client-consultant relationship turns sour, sometimes the architect might be incapacitated to perform his duty, lots of possibilities. As long as the client has fully settled the account with (paid) architect 'A', and architect 'A' has subsequently issued a release letter to the client and also informed the local authority. The client may then engage another architect 'B' to carry on with the project, with prior approval from the local authority. For small projects like small home renovation, in my personal opinion, is simply not worth to do this. You could be penny wise pound foolish. It will most likely consume your time and energy and probably more money to do so, and in the process drag the project completion time late. Is my option to redraw the plans with this change and need to go thru this architect? It is only a small redraw and then resubmit for ccc. We dont agree on the charge and he know I cannot go to another architect. |
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