In 2009 the lot got sold and permits pull for the property.

It will definitely require permits.  

We do almost any project that doesn't require permits.

There could also be other types of designations and use permits depending on the date of the current zoning ordinance.

The house existed before the commercial zoning, so as long as someone uses it as a house the use is permitted.

Our closing date at this time is technically extended pending my request for a certificate of occupancy when I found out that there were no work permits of record from the building inspection department.

Get your occupancy permit....  

I keep hearing that if your septic fails, they will not issue a permit for it, therefore "forcing" you connect to city sewer. 

I hope you have an itemized contract with him that you know how much is for what. line item for drawings, for pulling permits, for estimates, for supervision, etc.

I've submitted a few offers on a few new construction opportunities in Charlotte and need some recommendations for the following:Boots-on-ground partners because I live in ATL,Surveyors,Permit expeditors in Mecklenburg county, andGeneral contractors and builders.I'm also open to JV arrangements where all parties are invested.Super excited to hear from you!