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Old 02-04-2008, 09:00 PM
Jim Weyenberg Jim Weyenberg is offline
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Re: Rehab or Renovation Standards
Scott,
I'm with you on that, I don't know how it could be done either, but I want in. There obviously is concern in this area from some pretty high sources or it would not have come even this far. Like I said this an exploratory committee and it may not go anywhere, but if it does I want to be there if for anything to make sure the realtors aren't taking advantage of someone. And I don't see anything involving the legalities here but will take your advice if it get's to that point.

Alton, It sounds like you have something already worked out addressing this in your area. And some accommodating AHJ's. The percentage and the dollar amount things are go points. Thank You. As far as historical goes we're talking well under that range. In my area your only subject to the (histarical) society if the property is on the historical register. But good point. Thanks

Jerry, As usual you are right, but taking it beyond the intent as explained to me but I guess I did not convey that very well to you all. First we would be talking about 100K to maybe 150K homes here. With maybe S-traps at the sink drains, or maybe the sink or tub was moved and the vent cut off and those soft rubber hoses with clamps put on the drain piping, or the back door opening out because the halls to small for it to open in, or the heat to the upper level is a hole in the first floor ceiling. Yes point these things out but let's not force the folks to change it or we'll condemn it. If it's a flip, no dice, do it right or not at all. I am totally with you on that.
Again Thank You for the interest Got to Go! Work tomorrow for some of us.
Jim Weyenberg
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