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A recent application is due for approval tomorrow, and I can't tell if the missing plumbing certificate is fatal or fixable before sign-off.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The applicant for the mobile food vendor license submitted everything except a stamped plumbing…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The applicant for the mobile food vendor license submitted everything except a stamped plumbing compliance certificate; the vendor opens next week and the regional manager expects my sign-off by close of day tomorrow. I am worried that denying will kick this to appeals and look bureaucratic, but approving without the certificate could expose us to safety risk. Diagnose whether this is likely a documentation omission or a substantive noncompliance, tell me the quickest, defensible next step I should take before signing, and give the exact wording I can use to request the plumbing certificate that preserves the applicant's dignity and makes a deadline clear. I will not approve without at least a credible interim control.
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