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Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on October 27, 2006 at 05:49:12 from (152.163.100.74):
I was in one of the metro area suburbs giving a price for a watermain, and domestic water supply in a stripmall. The proposed tennant was a chineese restraunt. It was a 6in watermain about 100ft long, nothing special. At the street ran a 16in watermain, that we were planning on tapping. This was all fine and kind of routine like, that was until i saw the permit fees. The city owned the watermain, the county maintained the watermain. The building required 8 units of water, at the city cost of $8,400. That included an "inspection fee", the county wanted an additional $22,400.00 for the 8 units. Now we are at almost $31,000. before any pipe is put in or men or asphalt is replaced. I think this will scare off the tennant, SAD, and SICK!
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