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working drawings

Surveying,topographic,architectural,and engineering plans used in the field to construct improvements, and on which any changes are noted as the work is performed. At the end of the project,the working drawings are then submitted to the persons who originally created them in order to incorporate all changes into a final set of as-built drawings.



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