After plan review is complete, the code official stamps the plans 'OK' then Signs, and dates them.

After plan review is complete, the code official stamps the plans 'OK' then Signs, and dates them.

• A. True
• B. Pending
• C. False
• D. Not Applicable

Answer: (C)

After plan review is complete, approval is officially recorded, but the exact way it appears on the plans isn’t simply stamping them with “OK” and then signing and dating each sheet. The approving official usually marks the official approval on the permit or a dedicated plan‑review approval document (and may place a formal approval stamp on the title page or cover sheet), with the signature and date on that document. The plan sheets themselves aren’t typically stamped with a casual “OK” and then individually signed and dated. That documented approval, not a bare “OK” stamp on the plans, is what authorizes moving forward.

After plan review is complete, approval is officially recorded, but the exact way it appears on the plans isn’t simply stamping them with “OK” and then signing and dating each sheet. The approving official usually marks the official approval on the permit or a dedicated plan‑review approval document (and may place a formal approval stamp on the title page or cover sheet), with the signature and date on that document. The plan sheets themselves aren’t typically stamped with a casual “OK” and then individually signed and dated. That documented approval, not a bare “OK” stamp on the plans, is what authorizes moving forward.