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Old 11-03-2007, 10:19 AM   #1
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Ucc And Permits In Pennsylvania


Hi everybody,
I am curious how pulling permits,waiting for plan revue & inspections, using two day wonder municipal tin gods inspectors and all the other bs has affected your buisnesses in pennsylvania.Hasnt helped mine any!
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Old 11-03-2007, 10:20 AM   #2
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It shouldn't effect an electrician any. It's only the GC that it might effect.
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Old 11-03-2007, 10:32 AM   #3
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yesterday
I was asked to change some fixtures on an exterior of a resturant, the township told me I needed an permit and inspection,I called l&i they inturprate the law as[no permit needed on residential work that dosent involve structrual changes but anything commercial or industrial even fixtures and ballast requires a permit and inspection]
ps md your about as much an fry cook as I am a painter
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...I called l&i they inturprate the law as[no permit needed on residential work that dosent involve structrual changes but anything commercial or industrial even fixtures and ballast requires a permit and inspection]
That's news to me. I thought L&I was totally out of the loop now. I haven't had to deal with them for several years now. I have yet to pull a building permit for electrical work. Sometimes I need a local electrical permit, but I've never had to get a building permit for anything electrical.
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l&i police everything up,
The municapality opted in or out. Opt in municapalties designate a code administrator and inspectors for residential and commercial.In opt out municapalites on residential the contractor brings his own 3rd party in, on commercial you have to use l&i. I have a friend in bedford who just went thru them,they made him do things I would of challenged but he was working time and materials so if it was bid would the time lost be worth the money saved ?,Look at the l&i website I think they could never police this in rural pa, most of the opt in municapalities use 3rd partie inspectors.
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