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[Randy Vogelgesang <rvogel(--nospam--at)jps.net>]

Of course doing a good job is proper, but when an unqualified person is
checking they don't have the technical foundation to reconize good from bad.
I guess by inference that if one gets unreasonable requests they are doing a
bad job?  I have found that locally the engineers that do a poor job
encounter less plancheck problems because they simply give them less to look at.

Randy Vogelgesang

At 07:13 AM 8/20/97 -0700, you wrote:
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>> From: Lynn Howard <lhoward(--nospam--at)silcom.com>
>> To: seaoc(--nospam--at)seaoc.org
>> Subject: Re: $$ CHARGES FOR B &S PLAN CHECK CORRECTIONS
>> Date: Tuesday, August 19, 1997 7:39 PM
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>> I think maybe our office just doesn't run into these issues as much as
>> everyone else.  I rarely get unreasonable requests from plan checkers
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>This is probably because you do a good job :o)
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>Regards,
>Bill Allen
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