Carpet cleaner stated that carpet was so deeply soiled that it would not be able to be removed by steam cleaning.

Carpet cleaner stated that carpet was so deeply soiled, stains could not be removed with a steam cleaner.

Now that people are starting to get over the whole Sandy storm, and most of the homes are being raised.

I understand her part not liking dirty water get on her property but at same time it is unfair to restrict the tenant from cleaning their own backyard.Is there anything she can actually do legally or just pound sand? I

Sandy or Mary.

I already had all the team in place from other projects (architecture, civil, structural, soils, geology, survey, historical) ... we've been at it for 9 months and we haven't even submitted final construction docs.That's one anecdotal example, but the pattern is clear - whether it's CEQA or Historical or riparian habitat or community plan or setbacks or parking or mixed use bonus that hits the FAR ceiling or phantom floors or utility undergrounding, there's just a lot to understand if you're trying to build anything more than a duplex on a single property within City limits.I only have development experience in SD City limits ... curious if anyone has experience doing this in surrounding jurisdictions (La Mesa?  

Construction and investing experience affects the terms as well.Initially the startup cost would be; secure the land lot, get arch & structural plans completed, professional services ie survey, soil test, elevation certificate, RESCheck (Energy Compliance Report), building permit, Impact fees, Clear lot, Pour foundation and go into framing.So you would need your own cash to get started.

In your part of the country, there are quite often issues with the plasticity of the soils which will require much more substantial amounts of concrete for footer and foundations.

I'm afraid that they will damage the soil and plants.

We’d live on canal, but would still want to be 10 minutes or less from SANDY beach.