mont1230
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Our department is leaning on going electronic blueprints for residential. We are also talking about using some kind of electronic device to carry in the field. Is anyone doing this or have an idea what we could use?
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Electronic plans
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Papio Bldg Dept
Platinum Member
We are trying our first electronic commercial submittal this month. We used it for residential with large track home developers who had large inventories and high volume plan submittals. We have been discussing I-pads, and are developing a new permitting software for this capability. nothing concrete yet.
Inspector Gift
Sawhorse - Made in USA
You may find it worth your time to check out what the City of Bend's Building Department has done. They have gone 100% paperless. http://www.ci.bend.or.us/index.aspx?page=593
FM William Burns
Moderator
Been doing electronic plan review since 2005. I do 80 % of the fire plan review stuff electronically. I use a pocket PC but the Ipads work great as I've seen. Once you go electronic you'll find it hard to go back to the rolls.
beach
Gold Member
X2 on the Ipad
jpranch
Platinum Member
City of Gillette Wyoming. Been paperless for over 2 1/2 years. Call me. (307) 686-5260