Collingwoodbuildinglover
Active Member
Well for better or for worse it's out of the ground no putting this genie back in the bottle
Yeah right …..I can’t see how a season builder will do something like that am sure the city will just ask them to pay…..they put so much money in the city pocket over the yearsConcord: “What!? We don’t need no stinkin’ permits!”
Is there actually any kind of penalty for this?
Because right now it seems like Concord could care less, which wouldnt be surprising considering the gutter trash developer that they are.
Yup. $27,234.64 is far cheaper than months of delayed work, and accrued interest piling up.As someone who has spent his career building structures throughout this country, I can tell you how frustrating it can be to get permits issued. Concord is taking a calculated risk here, time is money, especially in this interest rate environment. Trying to get bureaucrats to understand that is like pulling teeth!
Great insight @Northern Light thanks for sharing.Yes.
Also yes.
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And to provide a more fulsome answer:
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For a project of this size, the cash penalties are immaterial.
The real consequences, if any are truly having to halt work up to several months and/or have to demolish what was built.
I would love to see the City employ the latter remedy here, but I'm not holding my breath.