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Building Inspector - Violation - Single Family - Shedrock Work
Hi Everyone,
I just want to hear your point of view on the following violation scenario if asking me to pull a building permit is necessary.
Lowell Massachusetts
I got a letter from the building inspector stating that I am in violation.
Background:
This is my single family that used to live in. I moved out about 6 months ago.
I am trying to polish the house before selling it. So, I have been working on it over the weekend and late evening with friends helping every now and then.
I have been painting, patching holes, replaced some shedrock, replace door, code the floor, put new carpet, vinyl floor, bath fitter.. etc
I called and talked to the building inspector to find out how he found out, and he never answered the question. He told me that I am in violation, and the longer I wait, the more fee it will accumulate. He told me that replacing shedrock required me to pull a "building permit".
I did not change or re-stud or re-fixture anything major.
I just want to see what everyone though on this.
Thanks
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