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Posted by Chelsea on January 25, 2001 at 21:04:03:

In Reply to: Re: I need a licensed P.E. or Architects : DoB resources posted by former vice president on January 25, 2001 at 20:33:39:

:IF an arcitect got a permit then the premises will have to be :inspected by a city inspector. The inspector will catch anything :illegal.

Not true, if it's done under self-certification. Even if there is inspector, the inspector will not necessarily catch anything illegal, especially, for instance, if there's a pay-off involved.

:You should be able to check the permits and get any info you need off :of them.

Not if the information on them is false. Happens all the time, unfortunately.

I don't know any details in this case, but if the certificate of occupancy has become an issue in court(for a substantial rehabilitation, loft law or Major Capital Improvement case), the tenant is quite right to consider hiring a licensed architect or engineer.

: former vice pres

Signed, the Once and Future Chelsea.

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    • They said a whole lot more then that and we can give are opinions if we want booby 01/28/01 (0)

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: :IF an arcitect got a permit then the premises will have to be :inspected by a city inspector. The inspector will catch anything :illegal.

: Not true, if it's done under self-certification.  Even if there is inspector, the inspector will not necessarily catch anything illegal, especially, for instance, if there's a pay-off involved.

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: :You should be able to check the permits and get any info you need off :of them. 

: Not if the information on them is false.  Happens all the time, unfortunately.

: I don't know any details in this case, but if the certificate of occupancy has become an issue in court(for a substantial rehabilitation, loft law or Major Capital Improvement case), the tenant is quite right to consider hiring a licensed architect or engineer.  

: : former vice pres

: Signed, the Once and Future Chelsea.


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