What are Annotated Documents?

• A. Required as proof of compliance with some features. They're project drawings or written documents that are marked up to provide additional information/explanation indicating how the WELL feature has been met.
• B. A separate budget sheet for WELL features.
• C. Only a narrative describing design choices.
• D. The final certificate of compliance

Answer: (A)

Annotated Documents are the marked-up project drawings and written documents that provide clear, traceable evidence of how a WELL feature is met. The annotations tie each requirement to specific design elements, calculations, tests, or references, so reviewers can see exactly where and how compliance is demonstrated. This evidentiary layer makes the submittal package transparent and auditable, showing that the feature has been addressed and meets the defined criteria. They are not simply a separate budget sheet, nor just a narrative, and they are not the final certificate of compliance.