File integrity
The ZIP test passes. All seven files identify as AutoCAD 2018-family DWGs and have recorded SHA-256 checksums.
01 · Accuracy register
What is proven?
“Valid DWG” means the file can be read. It does not prove that the design is current, approved, surveyed, or an exact as-built record.
Detailed web rendering
Vector PDFs recover visible linework, text, hatches, and paperspace sheets. Missing fonts, logos, and plot styles still prevent an exact AutoCAD plot.
Dimensions and scale
The SDP title blocks explicitly say not to scale and to use figured dimensions only. No controlled PDF was supplied.
Approval and as-built status
Four title blocks say “Issued For SDP Submission” and one filename says “previously approved”. None is as-built or construction approval.
Short answer
The source DWGs are useful design data. The current browser versions are accurate enough to identify drawings, but not to confirm distances, areas, construction, or approval.
02 · Source manifest
Seven drawings
Each card shows a small preview. Open it for the complete vector PDF and 2400 px image, alongside the private source file identity, sheet number, and integrity check.
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03 · Publication quality
From DWG to trustworthy web plan
The safe production route keeps the original drawing private and publishes only a reviewed derivative.
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Obtain the complete package
Request eTransmit, fonts, CTB/STB plot styles, xrefs, the issue register, and architect-exported vector PDFs.
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Create controlled derivatives
Translate paperspace layouts to PDF/SVG or secure web tiles; do not convert DWG in the public request process.
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Test and approve
Compare every sheet visually, test known dimensions, and have the responsible architect confirm the publishable revision.
The raw DWGs are not published. The public PDFs are reference derivatives and must be replaced by architect-exported plots before dimensions or approval rely on them.