12-11-2009, 09:41 AM
I was going to mention in my above post that it is not permissible to move into the home until the occupancy permit is granted through the final. This is precisely why a shipping container grounded on site is nothing abnormal across this nation nor is does it constitute a reasonable count to withhold a final/occupancy on a home. They have created an ignorant catch 22 with the policy further highlighting why such a baseless demand is in-fact illegal and abridging one's basic right to move from one home to another and do what is necessary and within ones budget to perform such a task.
Seriously… it’s not beyond me to set a trap to purposely challenge a policy and or building code having direct proof of the offense on behalf of building officials actions. I’ve been part of several such traps in the past and have no problems doing it again; we’ve set up rouge inspectors on job sites more than once throughout the years and turned over a couple codes in court.
I earnestly despise such errant disjointed abuse of post and powers.
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.
Seriously… it’s not beyond me to set a trap to purposely challenge a policy and or building code having direct proof of the offense on behalf of building officials actions. I’ve been part of several such traps in the past and have no problems doing it again; we’ve set up rouge inspectors on job sites more than once throughout the years and turned over a couple codes in court.
I earnestly despise such errant disjointed abuse of post and powers.
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.