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The owner wants to occupy an area with minor incomplete work remaining. What document/control is normally used?

Correct Answer

D) A substantial completion inspection with punch list and responsibilities.

Substantial completion is documented with remaining work and responsibilities so occupancy and closeout obligations are clear.

Answer Options
A
The owner should use a warranty-cost negotiation before any occupancy review
B
Rely on the superintendent's visual judgment as enough evidence for substantial completion walk
C
The owner should use a general safety inspection unrelated to owner occupancy
D
A substantial completion inspection with punch list and responsibilities.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Substantial completion is documented with remaining work and responsibilities so occupancy and closeout obligations are clear.

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