You can have the floor to make your point. It’s an important issue. Lighthouse Bank wants to host a meeting in January to talk about construction financing etc
At the next meeting, I would like to discuss recent changes in the planning department. Specifically, continually expanding scope of requirements needing a permit in a seemingly whimsical manner (changing out a kitchen faucet needs a permit? requiring changing drain plumbing when changing out a new sink in a 30 year old house?).
Also, although I have not had a personal interaction to confirm, I have been hearing multiple reports of one senior inspector acting in a bulling, belittling, and seemingly arbitrary manner when interacting with building professionals and owners.
If this becomes a growing problem, I envision the Guild acting as a professional organization in interfacing with the Board of Supervisors to promote change.
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You can have the floor to make your point. It’s an important issue. Lighthouse Bank wants to host a meeting in January to talk about construction financing etc
Hi Michael,
At the next meeting, I would like to discuss recent changes in the planning department. Specifically, continually expanding scope of requirements needing a permit in a seemingly whimsical manner (changing out a kitchen faucet needs a permit? requiring changing drain plumbing when changing out a new sink in a 30 year old house?).
Also, although I have not had a personal interaction to confirm, I have been hearing multiple reports of one senior inspector acting in a bulling, belittling, and seemingly arbitrary manner when interacting with building professionals and owners.
If this becomes a growing problem, I envision the Guild acting as a professional organization in interfacing with the Board of Supervisors to promote change.
What do you think?
Paul Lawton