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I operate under the hopeful assumption that all professional watershapers know that detailed, quality construction plans are crucial to the success of any project.  Too often, however, I get the unsettling feeling that some contractors in the watershaping trades see plan documents mainly as a means of securing a construction permit. Such a bare-minimum approach can lead to an endless array of problems that can be summed up simply:  Plans lacking in detail leave way too many issues to chance and inevitably lead to mistakes.  And because we all work in a field where things are quite literally