Yup, a permit is needed, sidewalk - maybe needs dug up (I'm hoping I could dig underneath it with a hand shovel without it collapsing/breaking?)

My plea on this 16th anniversary of the worst attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor is that we remember and recapture that unity we felt on those first days after the attack.

A business associate of mine has recommended I wait until the soil is wetter to get the foundation work done.

Tell everyone because they tried to ppss this underneath our nosesThe hearing will begin 9 o'clock in the morning at California's capital.

@Brie Schmidt Removing the drywall usually isn’t necessary, but they do tend to cluster under moldings so you might want to consider removing the crown molding and baseboard molding or window trim to make sure there are no colonies underneath

It has two backless stools that hook underneath.

However, my tenant notified me that there is water leaking from the humidifier and drain so there is a small puddle underneath the furnace.

Also what is the soil like?

The only way to be 100% sure if the soil isn't contaminated is by testing it.

He says that in the unlikely event there has been some leakage, he will "dig out some of the soil and replace it."