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City of Middletown, NY
Orange County
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It shall be unlawful to erase, alter or modify the plans, working drawings or specifications, approved and stamped by the Commissioner of Public Works.
A. 
Where the owner desires to make any change in the plans or specifications, wherein the provisions of this code are affected, after such plans and specifications have been approved and stamped by the Commissioner of Public Works, such owner and/or his authorized representative shall submit by written amendment or revised prints, the exact changes he wishes to make.
B. 
All amendments after approval shall be made part of the original application.
C. 
Changes in plans and specifications shall be signed by the registered architect, licensed professional engineer or, when authorized by Articles 145 and 147 of the State Education Law, the person making such changes.
[Amended 4-23-2007 by L.L. No. 1-2007]
Permission to copy plans or specifications from the files in the office of Commissioner of Public Works shall not be allowed any person, except upon written consent of the owner of the building, and the approval and/or consent of the architect and/or engineer.
Plans, specifications or other documents filed with the Commissioner of Public Works shall not be removed from the files of the Commissioner of Public Works for any cause whatsoever, except by subpoena of a court or body having jurisdiction to issue a legal subpoena, or by a duly appointed appointee of the Commissioner of Public Works and then only for the purpose of checking such plans and specifications or the construction work therein.
Five years after the completion of work, the plans filed with the Commissioner of Public Works may be destroyed by the Commissioner of Public Works, except plans and specifications of important new buildings, which shall be kept permanently.