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Simon Obas
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Advice for dealing with building inspector

Simon Obas
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hello. Is it legal for the building inspector to not close out a trades permit because another part of the job wasn’t permitted? I’m working on a home and I have not secured a mechanical permit YET. But the plumber did his thing and is ready to close out but the building inspector is saying he won’t do a final plumbing inspection because there wasn’t a mechanical permit taken out. I feel like the inspector is abusing his power. Can he actually do this? What are my rights? Whose his boss, the mayor? Should I get an attorney involved? Any advice is helpful. Thank you.

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