City Redline Response, Addition Remodel

The building department just returned the first set of red-line comments for my ongoing addition and remodeling project. Most of their notes hit two areas: structural items—roof—and related architectural design adjustments.

I need a professional who can prepare a clear, code-based response package that satisfies the plan checker so we can keep the permit process moving.

Scope of work
• Review the city’s marked-up plans and comment list (PDF + CAD files provided).
• Resolve every structural comment, supplying updated calculations, details, and notes for the load-bearing walls.
• Tackle the requested architectural design adjustments, updating drawings where needed while preserving the intended layout and aesthetics.
• Compile a concise written narrative that references each comment, explains the fix, and points to the revised sheet or detail.
• Deliver a clean set of clouded drawings (DWG + PDF) and the response letter ready for immediate resubmittal.

Acceptance
The resubmittal should address every numbered comment, follow the current CBC/CRC, and be stamped and signed if you hold the appropriate license.

I can make myself available for quick clarifications and will turn comments around promptly so we stay on schedule. If you have recent experience answering city redlines for residential additions, especially where structural and architectural concerns overlap, I’d love to work with you.