On Tuesday October 22 we have our first hearing with our plan examiner at the department of buildings who is ultimately responsible for the issuance of our building permit. The plans examiner has identified only 10 objections with our proposed project that we need to get resolved in order to proceed with construction. Objections are typical on almost every project as each plans examiner views each project and the building code through their own unique perspective and offers their interpretation. I have yet to hear of a single project that got a permit without any objections.
The problem that I am most concerned with is that the hearing is only 20 minutes long. While most of the objections are relatively minor and should move expeditiously, we are allotted about 2 minutes per objection which makes for a tight schedule…
geez-stay cool and good luck tuesday. manny
Hey Dutch – you will do just fine! Good luck!
Thanks Sis!
Remember, you are the professional at the table. Keep an eye on the clock and push the meeting along that list. Don’t let that angry, frustrated, power tripping bureaucrat pretend to know more than you better than you can pretend to know more than them. You are the Architect.
There is no substitute for being prepared and knowing the issues in the heat of the moment. We did well Zippy and lets be honest, ole Carl Edwards never had a chance…
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