EFTA Document EFTA02156490

To: From: Robert Sent: Thur 10/11/2012 2:44:46 PM Subject: RE: Should you tell excavator.. Two Tuesdays ago Original Message From: Sent: urs ay, c o er , : To: Robert Subject: Re: Should you tell excavator.. Hey Bob...I am going to email Brian..do you know the date you submitted the plans for the construction permit? Or about when ...want to have that handy.. On Oct 11, 2012, at 9:04 AM, Robert wrote: > If you want to wait for the full blown permit no problem. It takes > them a long time to review the site plan and to make sure everything > is up to code in the plan. It helps if the owner calls the town for > an update. I want you to be comfortable ask the building inspector about foundation permits. • Ori•inal Messa.e > From: > Sent: Thursday, > To: Robert > Cc: Ike Groff > Subject: Re: Should you tell excavator.. > Ok let me know what they say. I don't really understand why they would > give a foundation Permit first and why we don't just wait for the > entire construction permit? Does it take a lot longer for approval > for the whole house? Is it the same building inspector, Brian Platz, > that will be giving us the construction permit? I was emailing with > him yesterday. I could email him and ask for an update if he is. > • Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 10, 2012, at 7:52 PM, "Robert" wrote: » I will tell the excavator that we got the knock down pertmit. I >> called to today but no answer but tomorrow I will talk to the » assistant. We should get a foundation permit first. >> Original Message » From: >> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 5:57 PM >> To: Bob Caffrey » Subject: Should you tell excavator.. >> Should you tell excavator we have demo permit and to stand by? Did » you find anything out on construction permit or what are they saying? » :) >> » Sent from my iPhone >> October 11, 2012 8:08 AM EFTA_R1_00825590 EFTA02156490 EFTA_R1_00825591 EFTA02156491