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Home My WebLink Aboutcontractor removal letterPLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CHANGE OF CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTOR OR CANCELLATION OF PERMT C SCJ n (�!'r^t✓J W ( ! ��'✓ l` = `MO 1 t R, x/97! PLEASE SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: CHANGE OF CONTRACTOR — Change of Contractor is to be signed and notarize le property owner, and the new contractor of record for the current permit. A new permit application must also be completed with new contractor information and signature. A new Notice of Commencement must be filed in the new contractor's name for job values greater than $2,500 ($7,500 if A/C Change -out). A recorded copy must be submitted prior to commencing any work. There is a $50.00 fee for the Change of Contractor. CHANGE OF SUBCONTRACTOR — Subcontractor changes are to be completed by the general contractor. The new subcontractor must fill out a Subcontractor Agreement Form. There is a $50.00 fee for the Change of Sub - Contractor. CANCELLATION OF PERMIT — The cancellation of a permit is acceptable only if no work has been done. Cancellation of permit is to be signed and notarized by both the owner and qualifier of record. There is no fee for cancellation of the permit. Date: Permit Number: -Se—C! 06 _(55. 6s— Site Address: ,. -=SS / &I17&bo �r- JEA4,_-.,yutde kit`Ytdow,5 Cvrd 6x S State License, 5C,C/.3/1,5_07&LCLicense Original GC, subcontractor or owner/builder State License SLC License New GC, subcontractor Reason for Cancellation The undersigned does hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless St Lucie County, its officers, agents and employees from all costs, fees or damages arising from any and all claims of action for any reason, which may arise as a result of this change of contractor/subcontractor or cancellation of permit. A permit cannot be ca a if work has been performed. SIGNATURE OF OWNER (or owner/builder) SIGNATURE GENERAL CONT ACTOR (or new GC, as applicable) PRINT NAME PRINT NAME �, LQQ+i P�.a u - State of Florida, County of St. Lucie County The following instrument was acknowledged before me this day of 1201 _ by is personally known to me or who has produced as ID. Signature of Notary Date Revised 04/15/16 State of Florida, County of St. Lucie County The following instrumeut was acknowledg9d b f this who is personally known to ------------- me or who has pr duce as ID. Gam, �_ Si nature of tart' Date RY p� KIMBERLY A KELLY o P e ®<< Commission # GG 208493 NnG Commission Expires 04-18-2022 Bonded Through - Cynanotary Florida - Notary Public 9/22/2020 Mail - Michael Grondin - Outlook <t Reply all \/ m Delete & Junk Block Re: PERMIT APPLICATION Kyle Moura <ckm407469@gmail.com> Mon 1/21/2019 12:56 PM To: Michael Grondin Will do, thank you. On Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 6:10 PM Michael Grondin <mgrondin@statewideimpactwindows.com> wrote: Mr. Moura, 6 <-) t � ... We are simply exercising our protection rights via the lien, given you have not conformed to the contract obligations. Final payment became due and owing at the time of final install; more specifically when the last window was installed on the property. You previously expressed some financial and personal hardships shortly after the installation so we were lenient in the payment process. I'm furtherance of our previous statement, please ensure the original permit application is mailed to our corporate offices for processing. This will ensure the additional permit is procured and we can thusly close out the project. Once this tasks has been completed processing for approval should be approximately 2 weeks, thereafter we can host the final inspections and close out any other services for the project. However, it's withstanding that a financial commitment is required to take more action given the size of the balance due and owing. Please advise on payment remit as soon as possible and the status of the application. Michael Grondin Director of Operations Statewide Windows and Doors, Inc (0) 561-202-1412 Ext. 1011 (C) 561-376-8762 3417 W. Woolbright Rd Boynton Beach FL, 33436 From: Kyle Moura <ckm407469@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, January 18, 2019 12:19 PM To: Michael Grondin Subject: Re: FW: PERMIT APPLICATION Good Morning, https://outlook.office.com/mail/deeplink?version=20200914002.04&popoutv2=1 111 9/22/2020 Mail - Michael Grondin - Outlook «t Reply all \ III Delete & Junk Block Re: FW: PERMIT APPLICATION (D You replied on Fri 1/18/2019 6:10 PM Kyle Moura <ckm407469@gmail.com> Fri 1/18/2019 12:19 PM To: Michael Grondin Good Morning, Your interpretation of the events and mine are obviously different and therefore are my basis for my position. Seeing as you are the "large" company with the power to inflict damage upon myself and family via liens against my home i obviously dont have much power in the situation do i, because you are going to act in whatever means necessary to get "paid". What is your proposal? When will the repairs be completed on my property so we can finalize the project? Please provide a DATE SET IN STONE, and lets work out what "financial obligations" you would like to see on my end. Respectfully, K.Moura On Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 5:30 AM Michael Grondin <mgrondin@statewideimpactwindows.com> wrote: Mr. Moura, The series of events which have unfolded since the completed installation in July are concerning and warrants our demand for payment prior to moving forward with any further action which shall present additional costs to our company. During and shortly thereafter the completed install, our team was unable to contact you for some time regarding the payments due on your account. Eventually, we were able to arrange only partial payment through a limited approval from a renowned home improvement finance agency for your project. Since then we have had intermittent periods of communication regarding the corrections need for the permitting of the site and the remaining financial obligation on your account for the improvement s made by Statewide. We need some sort of financial commitment as a sign of good faith you will remain cooperative moving forward towards closure on this project and the remittance of final payment. https://outlook.office.com/mail/deeplink?version=20200914002.04&popoutv2=1 1/1 9/22/2020 «j Reply all \/ lil Delete RE: Final inspection Mail - Michael Grondin - Outlook Junk Block • . Mr. Moura, I received your message Friday morning and attempted to call you back in the afternoon once I returned to the office. Just to give you a summary of the remaining tasks for permit closure please see below: • The building inspector requested a structural detail on the renovations for the one window opening which was altered in size. • Statewide had the associated plans developed by our engineer disclosing the method of work • After an inquiry with the inspector directly, he requested the plans be processed as a revision prior to reviewing upon the next inspection o These plans are currently in process with ,Fort Pierce. Once approved we will. reschedule the inspection with the building official • Once the inspector has performed the review of the structural plans we can then tinishes off the drywall. around the opening and remove the product labels from the windows As a separate matter, the residual balance on your account still remains outstanding and owing. I believe you wanted to discuss payment options to reconcile the remaining balance. Please email me directly with your intent on the payment remit moving forward so we may review. Thank. you From: Michael Grondin Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2018 3:47 PM To:'Moura' <ckm407469@aol.com> Cc: Allison Mercurio<amercurio@statewideimpactwindows.com> Subject: Final inspection Importance: High Good afternoon Mr. Moura, We have confirmed the appointment for final inspection on Friday October 19 to close out the permit and complete the finish work thereafter. Please be advised the residual balance on your account still remains due and outstanding. https://outlook.office.com/mail/deeplink?version=20200914002.04&popoutv2=1 1!1