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Permit scenario in San Diego
Hey my friends, looking for your thoughts on this scenario
I just purchased a property here in SD with an addition on it. No permits but it’s been there for about 20yrs.
Sdge is doing a utility project in the area, and is requiring me to make a change to my electrical panel. A city inspector is going to have to come out and look at the electrical work when it’s done.
Nervous about having an inspector here, since I know there’s an unpermitted addition on the property. You guys think it’s likely this will turn into a massive headache? Anything I should think about ahead of time?
Thanks!