Inspections and the site logbook (bitácora)
Municipal inspections and the DRO's site logbook.
Why it matters
These are the BCS construction-regulation obligations. Inspectors can stop work.
Who helps
The DRO keeps the logbook, and municipal inspectors visit the site.
What to do: Make sure the DRO keeps the site logbook for each inspection.
Documents
- The license on site (displayed), the stamped plans, and the bitácora.
Common mistakes
- Changing the design without amending the license.
Say it in Spanish
- ¿Dónde están la bitácora y el juego de planos autorizados?
Where is the site logbook and the stamped set of plans?
Terms
Confirm the details for your case with your notario or attorney.
Common questions
What is a DRO?
The Director Responsable de Obra, a licensed professional who signs plans and is responsible for the construction meeting regulations.