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Engineer Dimension Callout

The engineer asked for a dimension change and I need to add a concise callout on the detail sheet before issuing today…

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The engineer asked for a dimension change and I need to add a concise callout on the detail sheet before issuing today. The contractor reads terse notes literally and I’m afraid of misinterpretation. Tell me the single best phrasing that explains the change, whether to include who requested it and the date, and one thing to avoid that will not create a back-and-forth.
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Add note callout explaining engineer-requested dimension change

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