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Authoritative Plan Archival Deadline

Council adopted the master plan and legal asked me to create a tamper-proof archive by Friday. I can produce a PDF but…

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Council adopted the master plan and legal asked me to create a tamper-proof archive by Friday. I can produce a PDF but I'm unsure about metadata, access stamps, or the right way to mark the authoritative copy. I worry future reviewers will pull an earlier draft by mistake. Tell me the minimal steps to make a legally authoritative, tamper-evident archive (what to lock, how to timestamp, who to notify) and a short confirmation line I can send to legal when it's done.
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The adopted master plan must be archived by Friday so a developer can't question the authoritative version.

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