California § 17304 - Upon approving the plans submitted by an applicant pursuant to this article, the
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§ 17304. Upon approving the plans submitted by an applicant pursuant to this article, the
(a) Upon approving the plans submitted by an applicant pursuant to this article, the Department of General Services shall cause a final record set of the plans to be printed. The department may contract with one or more private entities to perform that printing at one or more of the regional area offices of the department. The costs incurred pursuant to this subdivision shall be paid by the applicant. (b) No later than five working days after approving plans submitted by an applicant pursuant to this article, the department shall issue a final letter of approval to the applicant.
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