Posted by Determined on December 09, 2018 at 06:10:46 from (216.130.212.201):
In Reply to: Old feedmill posted by MTC on December 08, 2018 at 18:14:16:
I am in Canada so I really don't know much about the rules down where you are.
My questions may sound stupid, if they do I apologize, I am just curious.
My impression was that the role of FEMA was to provide disaster assistance.
What are the repercussions of not doing what they say?
Will they just not assist you if future damage occurs?
Can you not get insurance without a rubber stamp from them?
Do you care or do you need their approval to adhere a lenders rules?
Or are they the power that ensures buildings are up to code?
Being in a small village does the village have it's own codes to follow or are they governed by a one size fits all code at a municipal, state or federal level?
You mentioned you had been using it as an antique shop, is there different levels to adhere to for a building open to the public versus a privately held property?
My thinking is if something was built to code even if it was many many years ago then that is the standards it is expected to maintain and is grandfathered at that status with the exception of any substantial new renovations or rebuilds which would need to be up to current standards.
If every building on my place all of a sudden was required to be up to current code they would almost all have to bull dozed down along with most of the buildings in the area and in town.
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