When converting a SFD the zoning folks will usually want to see the plans a specs, exterior elevations.

Start the thread, and if enough people feel it is significant, they can get it "elevated" to sticky status with sufficient popular opinion for that is expressed in posts on that thread.

That project has about as good a chance of seeing the light of day as the elevator to the moon.

I would think you'd need an elevator in a multi-story building.

Currently, a plan for Maps 3 is being laid out that, if approved, could provide for such things as light rail, a new convention center, etc.The crosstown elevated highway is also being torn down and moved south, and a street-level boulevard built in it's place.

The elevator in your office building needs routine maintenance or repair.

The 2% rule would tell you it would need to be priced at $240,000 to make money.Making one unit accessible might not be that much extra, unless you're talking elevators or that sort of thing.No numbers were attached.

This is elevated just because we wont do any contracts that are not $200 or more.-$120 If other projects in the house being done by amerikotes process and combined are 200 or more, add difference to 120 if the other jobs and the 120 still dont equal 200.

From your description, I can assume that this is an elevated foundation.

I worked on two commercial buildings this summer that were also built on a raised elevation, FLOODED.