Posted by W_B on January 30, 2013 at 07:48:01 from (155.188.183.24):
In Reply to: Impossible task? posted by 37Chief on January 29, 2013 at 17:21:43:
I built a new house in a rural township in 1992, although not far from the county seat, and it didn't require any building permit, EXCEPT for the drain tile under the driveway at the road. I suppose they didn't want clowns either blocking the drainage ditches or putting in too small of a pipe and causing problems for the whole drainage area. Otherwise they could care less what you did. Of course the bank who had the construction loan regularly inspected the progress to pay out the draws for the contractors. No county or state inspections at all were required, I did most of the electrical but had a former head of the electricians union look at it. He said I did a better job than most of the journeymen in his local.
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