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The OPEC/DSA Connection to California School Districts State of California Department of General Services A Publication of the Division of the State Architect and the Office of Public School ConstructionLetter

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2. Obtain any necessary permits or approvals from the appropriate authorities before starting any construction work.
3. Prepare the site by marking the boundaries and clearing away any vegetation or obstacles that may hinder the construction process.
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What is breaking ground?

Breaking ground refers to the initial phase of construction where actual work begins at the project site.

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The property owner or developer is typically required to file breaking ground with the relevant local authorities.

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Breaking ground forms are typically submitted online or in person, and require information such as project details, estimated completion dates, and construction plans.

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The purpose of breaking ground is to notify local authorities of a construction project starting, ensure compliance with building codes, and track progress of the development.

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