jar546
Forum Coordinator
This is definitely an issue
Intriguing. I need to read it in more detail.Here in San Diego they have started something new. Attached is the Information bulletin from the city. 85% of our TI's would not be eligible due to plumbing additions or modifications. The water department collects fees for the plumbing fixture units and sewer charges. Until they can get that streamlined they are missing a lot of possible expedited permits
I agree 100%. Finding staff is another problem. I've had a job posted for an inspector/plan examiner with a building only license that pays up to $111k with excellent benefits but few to no applicants.I guess that removing safety guards is better than providing funds for suitable staff.
I have never gotten a designer to respond in 10 days....We have a 30 day law without the 10%....(b) A local enforcement agency does not have to reduce the building permit fee if it provides written notice to the applicant, by e-mail or United States Postal Service, within 30 business days after receiving the permit application, that specifically states the reasons the permit application fails to satisfy the Florida Building Code or the enforcing agency’s laws or ordinances. The written notice must also state that the applicant has 10 business days after receiving the written notice to submit revisions to correct the permit application and that failure to correct the application within 10 business days will result in a denial of the application.