Doyle670

Thanks for the quick reply Gene. The construction docs I was planning on using are the docs for the building itself. That will have a seal by a NY PE. But i've never been asked for a set of plans for the concrete slab of a project.(it's been a few years since doing a garage project) The town allows unstamped plans for buildings less than 250sq ft. Of course i'm at around 1,000sq ft. I just find it hard to believe that all other metal garage projects around town are having engineers stamp or seal their concrete slabs.

I went to see my town building inspector for getting a permit to put up a metal 3 car garage in NY on a concrete floating slab. It will then have a small breezeway to the house. He said that the slab will need to have a stamp, or tag of some sort. Called it a foundation plan stamped for NY. Does anyone know what this is, or who has to do it? He said the company installing the metal garage may do it, but when I asked the company, they had no idea what my building inspector was asking for? This is different then the engineered drawings and stamp needed on the design of the metal garage itself. Any help is appreciated. I've done many concrete projects in the past and have never needed it to be stamped or a foundation plan.