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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Zoning Rules Baltimore City
Hello All!
I have a property under contract in Baltimore City that has approved plans (2016) and most of the work has been done but no inspections were conducted.
1. Do approved plans expire in Baltimore City?
2. If the plans don’t expire can I complete the renovation utilizing the existing plans or are new plans required.
Thanks
Reco
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Greg Dickerson
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@Reco Collins you need to check with the city. In most places the permits will expire in a year if no work being done.