34 Pa. Code § 49.7 - Legal effect of approval of plans
(a)
Final plans approved by the Department which reflect compliance with the act
and with this title shall be valid for 2 years after the date of final plans
approval; if construction commences within 2 years of the date of final plans
approval, final plans approval shall be valid for 5 years after the date of
final plans approval.
(b) After
issuance of final plans approval by the Department, the Department may not
require changes in a building during or after construction if all of the
following apply:
(1) The final plans approval
was issued without connivance or fraud.
(2) The building is being or was constructed
in accordance with the final plans which were approved by the
Department.
(3) The occupancy or
use of the building is not being or was not changed.
(c) Nothing in this title shall preclude the
Department from requiring changes in a building which has received final plans
approval from the Department and which constitutes a danger of imminent harm to
the occupants of the building.
(d)
Nothing in this title shall preclude the Department from requiring changes in
final plans prior to commencement of construction of the building if the final
plans do not reflect compliance with the act and this title.
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