Pier

Joseph Snell
Jul 20, 2023
1 min read

I was informed today that we may have needed a Building Permit to replace the Pier. We were not informed by our vendor. I have instructed our Maintenance Supervisor to act on this ASAP. I take full responsibility for this and will have it corrected.

8 Comments

Deborah Woodward

Aug 02, 2023

There was no mention of what has transpired since the dock was built without proper permits. What is the current situation?

Maleta Snell

Aug 03, 2023

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Deborah Woodward commented on the post Pier

Deborah Woodward, not to worry it is being handled by management and the vendor, as stated in the President Up-date.

Linda Thompson

Jul 21, 2023

If a licensed contractor was used, he should also be liable for not getting a permit.

Maleta Snell

Jul 21, 2023

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They were responsible and instructed to get it prior to the work being done... I know first hand as I am on the Building and Grounds committee. Vendor is Licensed and Insured and is working on this! It will be resolved... Moving Forward!

Mary Violette

Jul 21, 2023

Structural changes: When you make any kind of structural changes to your property, the contractor will need to obtain a permit. This may include changes to the load-bearing walls, balconies, decks, porches, roofs or foundational structures. Check with your County Permitting Dept.

Deborah Woodward

Aug 16, 2023

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As per our bylaws the replacement also must be of the same materials and EXACT dimensions otherwise shareholder approval is mandatory.

Unknown member

Jul 20, 2023

It was a replacement of an existing structure!

Linda Thompson

Jul 20, 2023

Yes, probably so.