Sill plate attachment question

[Jbmotorsports]

Tried to search for an answer but couldn't find my particular situation. So the crew that did the block foundation put j bolts in the block. A different crew is there framing now and I noticed they cut those bolts flush and used a wedge anchor (redhead) . The reason was because the guys that did the block put them too far in. The question is, is this acceptable? It will be getting inspected but I can't seem to find any information about it besides reading that they shouldn't be used in block, but I assume that means unfilled block. Walls are just about up and trusses should be the next day or two so I'm a little nervous

 

[nadogail]

They don't get their check until their framing passes inspection. There is more than one way to attach a Sill Plate, but if their way does not pass; the get paid when they fix it so that it passes.

Let the Inspector be the "Bad Guy".

 

[Magnify]

I doubt the inspector will look for anything more than a bolt with a nut and washer on it. I did find this that says sleeve anchors are ok in block https://www.confast.com/articles-cinder-block-fasteners/ - but they are different than wedge anchors

 

[Jbmotorsports]

Ok, I guess I just learned the difference, it appears they did use sleeve anchors according to pictures I looked up. There was no large visible threaded portion like the wedge anchors. Thanks!