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From: Mark Schwartz <ccm.pmp@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2017 10:12 AM
To: William Durden
Subject: 211 Beach Ave.
Mr. Durden
I met you last week with my structural engineer to discuss the requirements to obtain a permit for the rotten
wood replacement in the single car garage. The roof covering complicated the approval because the roof
covering had to be partially removed in order to replace some of the rotten wood roof sheathing. Because the
roof covering will have to be replaced after the wood sheathing inspection, apparently I will have to apply for a
separate permit for the roof installation(unless I am able to attach a roof permit to this garage rotten wood
replacement). By opening the roof to install the roof sheathing installation and allow access for a sheathing
inspection, allows the roof to continually leak until the inspection is approved and I will then be able to apply
the roof covering to stop the leaks from the rain water intrusion.
Either way, I would appreciate if I can obtain the permit for the garage rotten wood so I can call for an
inspection. I applied for the permit as an owner/builder, and not as a licensed general contractor because I own
the house (although I am registered with PSL as a GC just in case I need it for something).
Another question that I have is that the existing laundry room has an electrical switch and light, electrical outlet
for the dryer and washer, and plumbing for the washer already inside of the room. If I slightly move them to a
more convenient location, will I have to apply for a permit? Thank you for your assistance.
l ark Schwartz, CCM,PMP,LEED AP
Florida Licensed General Contractor CGCO26684
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(214) 226-8146
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