TheVictim
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My name is Bob. I am a retired electrical contractor. I am curious what can be done about code violations the city refuses to acknowledge. That is a tough one, eh?
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chris kennedy
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Welcome Bob.
Is there a specific violation thats bothering you?
Is there a specific violation thats bothering you?
TheVictim
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Thank you. Yes I Just posted a concrete wall question under residential codes for starters. I also have a propane pooling issue I will post tomorrow. I just found this forum. It looks like a great place to get ideas.
fatboy
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Welcome, I posted on the wall question.
Is there a Building Inspection Department in your area?
In your other post, you made it sound like not.
Or, are they just non-responsive?
Is there a Building Inspection Department in your area?
In your other post, you made it sound like not.
Or, are they just non-responsive?
TheVictim
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Thanks. I just details posted under residential code.
ADAguy
Registered User
That would be the no footing wall, right?
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Welcome to our lively group.
TheVictim
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Yes, 32 tons of concrete 8 inches wide and 6 feet tall setting on top the ground. Doesn't even meet wind load standards!
Thanks for the welcome ;-)
Thanks for the welcome ;-)