A commercial appliance schedule lacks the required receptor for its indirect waste. What scope must be clarified?
- AExclude all drainage without notice
- Clarify receptor and drainage scope
- CPrice only the visible sink
- DConnect it to a floor drain later
Why B is correct
The best answer is: Clarify receptor and drainage scope. The missing receptor affects piping, venting, floor coordination, sanitation, and service access. A documented clarification establishes a code-compliant scope and prevents an unpriced field improvisation. The transferred field condition applies the same plumbing design, installation, service, or safety principle to a different project setting. The alternatives omit a prerequisite, conflict with the approved method, or fail to control the stated sanitation or physical hazard.