Which activity represents the formal conclusion of the plan review process?

• A. Accept
• B. Submit
• C. Review
• D. Archive

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is when the plan review process reaches its formal end point—the point at which the plans are deemed acceptable and ready to move forward. When the submitting authority accepts the plans, it signifies that the review has been completed, all required checks and conditions have been addressed, and the documentation is approved to proceed toward permit issuance. This acceptance closes the review phase and initiates the next steps in the process.

Submitting is the start of the process, not its end. Reviewing describes the ongoing evaluation, not the final sign-off. Archiving occurs after work is done for record-keeping, not to close the active review.