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ParticipantOkay that’s good to hear.
Permit fees + inspections should run around $150 though? Think 2 people said that so hopefully that should be accurate.
ParticipantOkay that’s good to hear.
Permit fees + inspections should run around $150 though? Think 2 people said that so hopefully that should be accurate.
ParticipantIt’s not just the fee, although $150 or so isn’t anything to sneeze at. It’s mostly the inconvenience and time requirement. I need to get the permit (1-3 hours I heard, DMV wait style), baby sit the plumbers + inspection, and go 24 hours without gas. Considering I’m paid by the hour right now it’s just painful.
As long as the risk is very low then I think it’ll be okay to skip a permit.
ParticipantIt’s not just the fee, although $150 or so isn’t anything to sneeze at. It’s mostly the inconvenience and time requirement. I need to get the permit (1-3 hours I heard, DMV wait style), baby sit the plumbers + inspection, and go 24 hours without gas. Considering I’m paid by the hour right now it’s just painful.
As long as the risk is very low then I think it’ll be okay to skip a permit.
ParticipantIt’s not just the fee, although $150 or so isn’t anything to sneeze at. It’s mostly the inconvenience and time requirement. I need to get the permit (1-3 hours I heard, DMV wait style), baby sit the plumbers + inspection, and go 24 hours without gas. Considering I’m paid by the hour right now it’s just painful.
As long as the risk is very low then I think it’ll be okay to skip a permit.
ParticipantIt’s not just the fee, although $150 or so isn’t anything to sneeze at. It’s mostly the inconvenience and time requirement. I need to get the permit (1-3 hours I heard, DMV wait style), baby sit the plumbers + inspection, and go 24 hours without gas. Considering I’m paid by the hour right now it’s just painful.
As long as the risk is very low then I think it’ll be okay to skip a permit.
ParticipantIt’s not just the fee, although $150 or so isn’t anything to sneeze at. It’s mostly the inconvenience and time requirement. I need to get the permit (1-3 hours I heard, DMV wait style), baby sit the plumbers + inspection, and go 24 hours without gas. Considering I’m paid by the hour right now it’s just painful.
As long as the risk is very low then I think it’ll be okay to skip a permit.
ParticipantDitto here. I would have 2 cars parked in the garage, and am not planning to have a workshop. So seems like an attached garage would make more sense for me. Still undecided on kitchen vs bedroom entrance though.
Anyone with experiences with garage entrance near bedroom?
ParticipantDitto here. I would have 2 cars parked in the garage, and am not planning to have a workshop. So seems like an attached garage would make more sense for me. Still undecided on kitchen vs bedroom entrance though.
Anyone with experiences with garage entrance near bedroom?
ParticipantDitto here. I would have 2 cars parked in the garage, and am not planning to have a workshop. So seems like an attached garage would make more sense for me. Still undecided on kitchen vs bedroom entrance though.
Anyone with experiences with garage entrance near bedroom?
ParticipantDitto here. I would have 2 cars parked in the garage, and am not planning to have a workshop. So seems like an attached garage would make more sense for me. Still undecided on kitchen vs bedroom entrance though.
Anyone with experiences with garage entrance near bedroom?
ParticipantDitto here. I would have 2 cars parked in the garage, and am not planning to have a workshop. So seems like an attached garage would make more sense for me. Still undecided on kitchen vs bedroom entrance though.
Anyone with experiences with garage entrance near bedroom?
ParticipantWhat’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?
ParticipantWhat’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?
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