[StBernard] ICC funds

[Westley Annis]

Mr. Fos,
 
the report does not document the start of repairs.  Any contractor's permit
does as well as the invoice of any repair work done.
 
A building permit that is issued does have a start date time limit- I
believe that it is six months, but I will check- once you start the time
limit is virtually open ended if there is some progress happening.
 
Hope this helps. Good to hear from you again.
 
Good luck and God Bless,
Craig 
 
 
-----Original Message-----
Craig - -
Per your response below to MJ
 "... I would suggest starting a repair process to avoid the elevation
costs."  
 Am I correct to understand that having a structural engr's report stating
the house is sound is satisfactory enough info to avoid the need to elevate?
If I am not correct, then, is a bldg permit the solution,  with no need to
have actually begun physical repairs?
In either case:
1) is the structural report, or, bldg permit transferrable to the new
owners?
2) what's the time limit, if any, regading the report, or, permit?  (How
long can a bldg sit, with repairs not started/incomplete before the report,
or, bldg permits   
    become null/void?
 
Thanks
 

CHARLIE FOS