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Technical advisory committee documents are official forms or reports that provide detailed information about the technical aspects of a project or proposal.

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Individuals or organizations involved in projects requiring technical review or approval may be required to file technical advisory committee documents.

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Information that must be reported on technical advisory committee documents includes project details, technical specifications, environmental impact assessments, and any other relevant technical data.