DeSoto, TX · Dallas County
Final Report of Special Inspections
The responsible engineer or architect completes this report for a project requiring special inspections and submits it with inspection reports and inspector qualifications.
What this form is
The responsible engineer or architect uses this report to document special inspections for a project and identify the inspection types performed and the special inspectors. The form asks for project and design professional information, responses for inspection categories, and inspector names. The completed report and supporting inspection reports and inspector qualifications must be submitted to the Building Official before a Building Final or Certificate of Occupancy inspection.
Who needs it
The engineer or architect responsible for special inspections completes and submits this report for a project requiring those inspections.
How to submit it
Submit the completed report and supporting special inspection reports and inspector qualifications to the Building Official. The form lists the Building Inspection Department at 211 E Pleasant Run Rd., DeSoto, Texas 75115.
About notarization
This document does not require a notary; the responsible registrant signs and dates it and provides a seal.
How to submit this form
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Download the Report
Download the Final Report of Special Inspections for the project.
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Complete the Report
Provide project and design professional information, identify applicable inspection types, and list the special inspectors.
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Gather Supporting Documents
Attach all special inspection reports and inspector qualifications.
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Submit to the City
Submit the completed report and attachments to the Building Official.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Final Report of Special Inspections?
- It documents the special inspections for a project, identifies inspection types and inspectors, and accompanies the special inspection reports and inspector qualifications.
- Who completes the special inspections report?
- The form is to be completed by the engineer or architect responsible for special inspections. It requests project and design professional details and inspection information.
- Do I need a notary for the Final Report of Special Inspections?
- No. This document does not require a notary; the responsible registrant signs and dates it and provides a seal.
- How do I submit the Final Report of Special Inspections?
- Submit the completed report with the special inspection reports and inspector qualifications to the Building Official. The form lists the Building Inspection Department address.
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