A design element does not comply with the Florida Building Code but appears cheaper. What should the GC do before pricing it as a permit-ready solution?
Correct Answer
B) Treat code compliance as required and seek a compliant design or approved code path
Permit-ready work must be capable of code approval, not merely cheaper.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Permit-ready work must be capable of code approval, not merely cheaper.
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