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Building Permit to replace water heater? (residential owneroccupied)
Pinstripe Sniper wrote:
Geez! So I see that my town requires a building permit to replace a water heater in a non-rental residential property (owner occupied) Does your government entity require this as well? The local joke is that I live in the city that requires a building permit to drive a nail. Building permits required to install a ceiling fan. The good news is that anyone can do the work. I drew up plans, got them approved and installed a 50 ampere subpanel in the garage. The city came out and inspected and signed it off. Sounds kind of commie to me. Geez, what if I replace my stove or get a new gas clothes dryer? I guess this must be so because of earthquake straps becoming a requirement in more locations? Oh yeah, there's also a law here that vision prescriptions older than 2 years cannot be filled by local opticians. That law was a compromise between the optometrists and the people. The people wanted a law requiring the optometrists to provide written prescriptions on request. The optometrists didn't want to. The compromise was the 2 year rule. |
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