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[Fuddyduddy1952]

To me, just common sense, Neill Construction has been around since 1966. I imagine they know what they're doing, permits, inspections & construction. They have great reviews.

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The company originated in May of 1966

 

[LouNY]

To me, just common sense, Neill Construction has been around since 1966. I imagine they know what they're doing, permits, inspections & construction. They have great reviews.

Neill Construction

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The company originated in May of 1966

Then why was the CO refused initially as of code violations as described at the start of this fiasco.

 

[airbiscuit]

So you're saying Ted is the White Knight Here? I'd rather put my money on Peanut

 

[Hersheyfarm]

Then why was the CO refused initially as of code violations as described at the start of this fiasco.

“Code violation” is just a term. A lot of times there is a list on a final that the inspector wants done/changed. Not really a big deal in most cases and fixed fairly quickly as most are small issues. Can owing property taxes cause a co not to be given? Wasn’t that something that was said at the start of this fiasco too?

 

[ultrarunner]

Hospital CO was delayed because public restroom counter was a 1/4 inch too high…

 

[D&D]

“Code violation” is just a term. A lot of times there is a list on a final that the inspector wants done/changed. Not really a big deal in most cases and fixed fairly quickly as most are small issues. Can owing property taxes cause a co not to be given? Wasn’t that something that was said at the start of this fiasco too?

Yep and sometimes the inspector isn’t familiar with the code they are quoting. Lots of places subcontract inspection work and don’t hire the sharpest sometimes. Ever wondered why wiring is color coded? Why pex piping is in 2 colors?

 

[kneedeep]

Then why was the CO refused initially as of code violations as described at the start of this fiasco.

 

[MoKelly]

Fun fact...

Of the 56 men that signed the Declaration of Independence, 25 were attorneys.

My guess is if it were signed today, many more than 25 would be attorneys.

 

[LouNY]

My guess is if it were signed today, many more than 25 would be attorneys.

Unfortunately, you are likely correct. And it would be an unreadable, incomprehensible document.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

And 10,000 pages