When a permit is issued, the code requires that one set of approved plans and specifications be returned to the applicant.
This set of plans and specifications shall be:

• A.kept on the building site.
• B.returned to the architect.
• C.filed with the county clerk or jurisdiction to properly record the property.
• D.retained by the applicant for at least one year after the job is finished in the event modifications are made.

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What is the maximum distance allowed below the design flood elevation from which ventilation may be obtained?

• A.0 inches
• B.6 inches
• C.1 foot
• D.2 feet

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Solid-fuel cooking equipment:

• A.shall be vented through a separate hood and exhaust system.
• B.is permitted to be installed under Type II canopy-type hoods.
• C.is permitted to be installed under Type II noncanopy-type hoods.
• D.is permitted to be installed under common canopy-type hoods with other cooking equipment.

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Floor furnaces shall not be closer than _____ inches to the ground.

• A.[option text not fully visible in the material you sent]
• B.[option text not fully visible in the material you sent]
• C.[option text not fully visible in the material you sent]
• D.12

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Why are two or more sets of construction documents, engineering calculations, diagrams, and other data required to be submitted with each application for a permit?

• A.To ensure that the project is completed in a timely manner.
• B.All sets are to be retained by the code official in order to have a spare set of construction documents for use by any subcontractors.
• C.All sets of documents are to be kept by the code official, and at least one set will serve as a backup set of documents in case the other is lost or misplaced.
• D.One set will be retained by the code official, and the other will be returned to the applicant and kept on the job site for reference while construction is in progress.

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