Hey @Roman Romaniuk just in case you are still having this problem, I know that the rule of thumb is usually if a deck is 30 inches or more off the ground, then it needs a permit and would need one to extend. 

Why is every inch of unused farm land not covered in solar? 

I took a leveler of about 5 ft long and when I place horizontally I can see bumps of about 1/4 inch in several places.

It will cost around $32 per month for a one inch type ad, just enough to be "seen" (there are only 5-7 of us in there).

you know, i had a similar situation in a garage once. it was showing throught the drywall about 2 inches high & 10 feet wide resulting from the other side's outside house leaking.

I don't think you gave up much more than about half an inch so far!

But I have good tenants so on the one hand when they fix something minor without charging me or screwing it up I figure; alright that's one less hassle/trip I had to do so maybe it's OK to let it slide.I agree that if you give a tenant an inch they will take a mile and them getting it in their head that they can do "repairs" to lower the rent is a very bad idea.

I gotta argue w/ the HOA president every day denying my repair requests (even though I pay 20.5% of my rent toward HOA) & threatening to fine me for tenant violations.Here's one that came up the other day - 1/4 inch crack on the foundation (on a slab).

When I looked in, the entire crawl space had at least eight inches of some type of fluid.

Things are still inching up here - still going in leaps and bounds (or at least large strides) in places like TO, Vancouver, Calgary & Edmonton.Many markets are long overdue for a good Canadian winter ;)