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What is NYC AC § 27-606?

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This section mandates the submission of mix proportions and supporting data to the commissioner or designated architect or engineer before commencing work. It requires documentation to be filed, subject to verification through strength tests and inspections. Applies to building owners involved in construction projects requiring controlled inspection.

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§ 27-606 Documentation.

AC § 27-606

All mix proportions and supporting data shall be submitted for acceptance to the commissioner or to the architect or engineer designated for controlled inspection, as required, prior to the start of any work. All required attestations shall become a part of the documentation to be filed with the commissioner, and shall be subject to verification by strength tests, as hereinafter described, by check sampling of ingredients, or by such other inspections as the commissioner or the architect or engineer designated for controlled inspection may elect. Copies of all documentation filed with the commissioner, all the licensed concrete testing laboratory test data and required attestations, together with the tapes recording the batch weight where automatic recording equipment is used shall be available for inspection for a period of two years after the completion of the project. Such records shall be maintained by the architect or engineer designated for controlled inspection.

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