To whom is a copy of the final inspection report given after all work is completed?

The correct response is that a copy of the final inspection report is given to the County Assessor. This action ensures that the completion of the work is documented and provides necessary information for assessing property taxes or compliance with local regulations. The County Assessor's office uses these reports to update property records, reflecting the improvements made during construction, which can affect property valuations.

While the contractor is involved in the construction process, the report is not typically provided to them, as their role is more focused on execution rather than the assessment or documentation after completion. The homeowner does receive important documentation regarding the work done, but the final inspection report specifically goes to the County Assessor. Similarly, while architects may be involved in the design and oversight of construction, their need for the final inspection report does not align with the official requirements for property assessments. Thus, the County Assessor is the designated entity for receiving this crucial documentation post-inspection.