What is the approximate amount of time that should be allotted for the plan review process? Also – plan review used to take one to two weeks – why does it sometimes take longer now?
The amount of time needed to review plans once they reach our office may vary depending on the number of plans submitted for review. Typical turnaround time has been two weeks in winter and fewer than four weeks in summer. An optional accelerated plan review fee can be paid and those turnaround times have been approximately one week. Contact the Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) for current information about plan review turnaround time at (651) 284-5067. Go to top. Delays cause expense. We understand that delays in projects can cause expense. We would like to have enough staff to always keep our turn-around time for plan review to one to two weeks, or even less. However, at this time, we are not able to hire additional staff to handle high workloads. Our turn-around time during the construction season is always somewhat longer during spring and summer than during fall and winter months. We frequently assess workloads and procedures to minimize delays. Go to top.
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