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I went to apply for my permits today to add the new bathroom to the
house. The house is a twin (aka duplex). The building inspector told me that since the house is a duplex, I can't do my own electrical work (even though the the state code says specifies that homeowners can do there own work in residential structures). Anyone in NJ ever hear of this? His reason is that "there is no problem with you burning down your own house, but they wont let you bring down the house attached to you". I now have to go find an electricial to sign the electrical permit application, which isn't a big deal since I work with a bunch of electricians. Oddly, the plumbing inspector has no problem with me doing the plumbing (and potentially flooding my attached neighbors out!) and approved my plumbing plans. |
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