Deliver of 1st plan check submittal - April 27th4.

In construction the % of problem builds is far FAR less than 11%, I have often heard numbers ranging in the sub 1% fractional area, yet 100% of builds (in most jurisdictions comparable to rental licensure jurisdictions) require full submittal and site inspections. 

I realized that it makes for sounding like a robot is calling.

@Joseph Binkowski I think the industry is will not ultimately be known as "3D Printed housing" but as "Robotic Construction".

Doorknobs/deadbolts naturally relate to safety, so I'm not willing to risk that issue given the circumstances of his request (doorknob/deadbolt appeared faulty).I think the biggest piece of advice I can give you is to process the requests like a robot.

Robots hanging drywall?

Well I was a big shot fancy Robotics scientist with NASA splattered all over me.

You WILL get put into "connection" jail if the system feels you're a 'robot' automating the connection request. 

The reason I’m asking because we found a property in our desire area with reasonable price (a distressed house sits on top of this flat lot) that we’d like to build a house for our primary occupancy and we’d like to know the risk to deal with City of Pasadena.I heard that City if Pasadena is notorious about being picky and slow on each step of processing plan submittal and inspections.

And the robotics he did at NASA are rather amazing also, I like the medic version, freaked me out when saw that thing leap a wall then jump in back of hummer to pull a dummy out and carry it back to stagging area, mind blowing stuff.