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Evaluate Design Deviations

The contractor's revision includes contour adjustments and a drainage change. I can't tell whether these are minor fie…

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The contractor's revision includes contour adjustments and a drainage change. I can't tell whether these are minor field fixes or alternatives that require formal approval. Walk me through a practical comparison: which three checks separate acceptable field adjustments from nonconforming design changes, and give the exact phrasing to use when requesting clarification so the contractor understands we need a formal variance if any of those checks fail.

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I must compare the contractor's revised remediation design to the approved plan and decide if the deviations are acceptable.

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