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To legalize an addition or alteration, why are architect's or engineer's plans instead of a laymen's drawing required?
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The requirement to have a licensed professional certify drawings for a building permit application does not change. An architect or engineer is required to certify drawings of work that was done with or without the benefit of a building permit.
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To legalize an addition or alteration, why are architect's or engineer's plans instead of a laymen's drawing required?
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