Dates

[hnQ_9999]

- Anytime : O stops W or ends Ctract w/ A
- 4d : no more Addenda to Bid Date
- 7d : A to certify App4Pymt & forward to O
- 7d : Sub/Sup stops W if non-pay from GC
- 7d+7d* : GC stops W if non-pay beyond scheduled pay date
- 10d : Bid advertising prior to Bid Date
- 10d : GC to submit App4Pymt to A
- 10d : notice to GC before O carries out own force
- 14d : O furnishes Lien related Info to GC
- 14d : A+O subject to Sub qualification
- 15d : A+O subject to Superintendent
- 15d : O to file NOC
- 15d : O to forward Lien Info/Claim to A
- 20d : Sub/Sup to serve Lien Right Notice
- 20d : GC/Sub/Sup to serve Stop Pymt Notice
- 20d : Pub Review period for Negative Declaration
- 21d : file Claim to IDM
- 21d : GC to claim unknown site discovery
- 30d : Pub Review of Draft EIR
- 30d : A to report CAB requests
- 30d : Sub/Sup to file Lien if NOC is filed
- 30d+7d* : GC terminate W after GOV caused delay
- 45d : Pub Review of Draft EIR if SCH involved
- 60d : for GC to file Lien if NOC is filed
- 60d : lag time for A to end CAdmin after SComp shall FPymt Date is delayed.
- 90d : for GC to file Lien if NOC is not filed
- 90d : Const Cost be adjusted after CD submitted
- 90d+7d* : A ends Ctract if O delays
- 120d+7d* : GC stops W if W delayed by O
- 1yr : correction period after SComp or repose.
- 1yr : max jail time for holding out as A
- 2yrs : land-subdivision process
- 2yrs : license fee circle
- 4yrs : patent warranty ends
- 5yrs : license expires
- 5yrs : State water plan update circle
- 10yrs : latent warranty ends
- 10yrs+1d : A to trash project record
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Did I miss anything ?

[gbalaka]

hnQ_9999, thanks for putting this list together.
Below are some additional dates you may add to your list.

10d: Architect must notify owner prior to recording design professionals lien
90d: Architect files Design Professionals Lien if he/she believes the landowner is not going to build the project (client stops paying Architect)
90d: After architect has filed a Mechanics Lien, he/she has 90 days to file a lawsuit.

[hnQ_9999]

I thought Design Prof Lien
was outlaw since 2012.

[gbalaka]

Doucette said that there's confusion about that and that it was never really outlawed and that we should know about it for the exam. For me....i'm familiar with the word and i generally know what it's about. Not stressing too much over it.

[gbalaka]

Actually, take a look at Knowledge Statement #68 in the Handbook (the latest one by CAB)

68. Knowledge of California laws related to design professional and contractor liens and their implications for the architect's and client's responsibilities.

In other words, it's still out there and CAB is saying you should know about it.

[adventurer4hire]

Here are the links if you want to read it directly:
http://www.search-california-law.com/research/section/ca/CIV/8.4.62.14/index.html

Here is the link to the misleading article (which to me never really was that misleading... but other's thought so.):
http://www.aiacc.org/2012/02/27/design-professional-liens-gone-but-not-forgotten/
It was repealed and changed. It never really went away. The State just modified it.