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Post Approval Amendments

After the Department approves your application and project plans, changes are common as the job progresses. There may be a minor change in the work, or you may discover you need to correct an error in your initial filing.

The Department requires your RDP (PE/RA) to maintain a current and accurate record of the job by filing a Post Approval Amendment (PAA) for these changes. Your RDP can file a Post Approval Amendment (PAA) when the approved Scope of Work needs to be updated. This information will assist the PAA in being filed correctly and to speed you through the amendment process and keep your construction project on schedule.

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