What distinguishes 'substantial completion' from 'final completion' in a construction project?
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A
Substantial completion occurs when the owner occupies the building; final completion is when the contractor is paid
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B
Substantial completion is when the work is sufficiently complete for its intended use; final completion is when all punch list items are resolved
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C
Substantial completion triggers the one-year warranty; final completion begins the statute of limitations
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D
Substantial completion is defined by the local building department; final completion is defined by the architect