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Project Guidelines for Design Professionals
Engineers (PE) & Architects (RA)
Local Law 108/2019

Project Guidelines for Design Professionals

Engineers (PE) & Architects (RA)

Local Law 108/2019


Design Professional Checklists: Public Right-of-Way Encroachments

Regardless of how the project work is portioned out, administration of the work remains the responsibility of the Registered Design Professional (RDP) who is the Applicant of Record (Applicant) in responsible charge or has verified Code and Zoning compliance of the drawings and installations for the project. Although there may be some specific projects that do not involve architectural or structural work, which may be completed by other professionals, it is important that the RDP maintain control of the entire project.

This section contains a list of tasks that provide compliance with the Construction Codes and other regulations discussed in the Project Guidelines.

Checklists include:

Prior to Application Approval Checklist

Pre-Permit & On-going Project Work Checklist

Project Completion Close-out Checklist

Prior to Application Approval Checklist

Provide ‘reference only’ documents of legal existing conditions. These will speed up the plan review process for work by reducing the back and forth comments and correspondence.

Show fire-rated walls on all architectural, mechanical, and electrical, which will facilitate the plan review process.

Based on the project scope of work, include all applicable Special/Progress Inspections and commissioning statement.

Although the Registered Design Professionals are only required to show the final construction documents, the Applicant of Record should stamp and sign all formal submittals to the Department to demonstrate he/she has exercised responsible charge as required.

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Pre-Permit & On-going Project Work Checklist

Pre-Permit

Required Documents: Based on scope of work, supporting documents or deferred submittals must be completed in order to obtain a permit. The following may be required if applicable:

NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) approvals - Including revocable consent, if applicable

NYC Landmark Preservation Commission (LPC) approval

NYC Public Design Commission (PDC) approval

NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) or OER authorization

Tenant/Occupant Protection Plan, if applicable

Mayor’s Office of International Affairs - Foreign consulates and missions to the United Nations

Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD)

Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) approval

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – FEMA Maps

Office of Foreign Missions (OFM), U.S. Department of State

On-going

Post Approval Amendments: If the approved work has substantive or significant changes, make sure to submit revised drawings and obtain a Post Approval Amendment.

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Project Completion Close-out Checklist

As-Built Submission: If the completed project has changes that are not considered as minor and requires an ‘As-Built’ submission, make sure to submit revised ‘As-Built’ drawings prior to project sign-off.

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Public Right-of-Way Encroachments Requirements

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