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The structural engineer approved the proposed #8 rebar substitution during the August 14 Design Coordination meeting.
Design Coordination — Aug 14
14:29 – 14:35Project Manager: "Structural, where are we on the #8 rebar substitution the rebar sub proposed last week?"
Structural Engineer: "I reviewed it over the weekend — the substitution works. I'm approving it as submitted."
Project Manager: "Great, I'll log that approval and notify procurement to release the order."
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