Most people think approval is the finish line. It is the starting line of the hard part. Plan check comment cycles, energy report mismatches, sewer district sign-offs, PG&E timelines, and consultants pointing at each other. ClearPath diagnoses exactly why a project is stuck and maps the path to done.
A plain-language diagnosis of your specific project: what each reviewer is actually asking for, which documents are missing and who owes them, where the law sets deadlines the city or the utility must meet, and the exact order of moves that gets you to approval. It is the document that turns three more months of drift into a checklist.
For residential projects of 1 to 10 units, California law AB 253 now lets an owner hire a qualified licensed third-party reviewer when the city takes longer than 30 business days on plan check. The city then has 10 business days to act on the report. Knowing when and how to use that right is exactly the kind of leverage the Read maps for you.
General information, not legal advice. Every project depends on its facts and the local jurisdiction.
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