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   / AZ ranch #921  
Hey Bo,
I like SRS's suggestion......move the containers to a friends house, then move them back. I can't see where the containers have anything to do with your house construction. If I wanted to keep them, I sure wouldn't let them keep me from having them. You were so correct when you said " I thought this was America " !!!!!!

MFWD
 
   / AZ ranch #922  
Stack and weld them, or weld them into a big "T" for a deer blind/command and control tower. You will need it to see the incoming bureaucrats in the future. I guess it just depends on if you need the 80' height for viewing distance, or some roominess at 40' height. Decisions, decisions.
 
   / AZ ranch #923  
In Cochise county, AZ...30 feet above nominal grade is the max without a variance...wonder what kind of headache I'll face when I set up HAM antenna on my homestead?
 
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#924  
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The kitchen is now about 95% complete.
 
   / AZ ranch #925  
You are much farther along than I am, Congrats!! Looking good!
 
   / AZ ranch #926  
In Cochise county, AZ...30 feet above nominal grade is the max without a variance...wonder what kind of headache I'll face when I set up HAM antenna on my homestead?


HAM guy told me there is a federal law that allows up to 70' that pre-empts local laws for HAM operators. It was, of course, subject to height restrictions for airports, power lines, etc. I think it also had to be retractable. Anyway, don't take my word for it, but it shouldn't be too hard to look up. Another exemption is many areas is farm use.



Mr. HE:cool:
 
   / AZ ranch #927  
In Cochise county, AZ...30 feet above nominal grade is the max without a variance...wonder what kind of headache I'll face when I set up HAM antenna on my homestead?


HAM guy told me there is a federal law that allows up to 70' that pre-empts local laws for HAM operators. It was, of course, subject to height restrictions for airports, power lines, etc. I think it also had to be retractable. Anyway, don't take my word for it, but it shouldn't be too hard to look up. Another exemption is many areas is farm use.



Mr. HE:cool:
 
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#928  
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I finished the larger section of railing yesterday. That's the most tedious job I've come across yet. And the last major hurdle before final inspection, which I plan on having Monday.
 
   / AZ ranch #930  
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I finished the larger section of railing yesterday. That's the most tedious job I've come across yet. And the last major hurdle before final inspection, which I plan on having Monday.

Good luck Monday Bo
 
   / AZ ranch #931  
well Bo here it is Monday
Good Luck
 
   / AZ ranch #932  
I hope everything went well today on your final.
 
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#933  
Final inspection was today!!!
It went extremely well.
The Inspector said it was one of his best, but he has never ever given one where nothing was required to be fixed.
Our punch list will take about 4 hours tomorrow.
1) Insulate a water line under the house.
2) replace a faulty GFI outlet that stuck when he tried it.
3) replace, or add, a guardrail on the front outside steps that meets code.
That's it.

It's still sinking in.
We will call Tuesday nite for the follow up inspection on Wednesday, and then I should have my CO!
PTL!!
 
   / AZ ranch #934  
well done bo! i've lurked on this thread for years as you've struggled to comply with what appears to be an over-bureaucratized county and then watched as you've built your house. that must be a good feeling to have a good inspection.

victory!
 
   / AZ ranch #936  
Great to hear! Congrats!
 
   / AZ ranch #937  
Final inspection was today!!!
It went extremely well.
The Inspector said it was one of his best, but he has never ever given one where nothing was required to be fixed.
Our punch list will take about 4 hours tomorrow.
1) Insulate a water line under the house.
2) replace a faulty GFI outlet that stuck when he tried it.
3) replace, or add, a guardrail on the front outside steps that meets code.
That's it.

It's still sinking in.
We will call Tuesday nite for the follow up inspection on Wednesday, and then I should have my CO!
PTL!!

Congradulations!! Glad they didn't want that lower log moved over 2" :)
 
   / AZ ranch #938  
Ta-Da
great news Bo
now a frosty cold beverage to celebrate and some time to enjoy
until the next project
 
   / AZ ranch #939  
Congrats
 

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