boatfreaks club house and workshop. - Page 2

36outlaw · #16 12-07-2010, 12:59 PM

very cool look forward to seeing it this summer

drejustice · #17 12-07-2010, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Swede

Cool!! I wanted to do one of those a couple years ago but Lincoln County has some ordance that says I can't have a garage in front of the house and my house is on the lake setback. This is my project this winter instead. Waiting to here from Duke Power but hopefully setting piles and upper deck that I pre-framed this week. I will work on the rest this winter and spring and hopefully be ready by the time you guys make it back up.

Nice!!!. Good luck with Duke Power. I just spent 10 months of jumping hurdles with AEP and FERC to get approval this Nov . Piles are in and decking going in this week hopefully. The Island is getting kicked up a notch and plenty of room for guests to tie up

Paycheck · #18 12-07-2010, 07:15 PM

That's a nice building and good luck with the authorities. I finally got my 25'x38' approved, but what a friggin nightmare getting there. I had to go for variance meetings due to their error, but that's another story.

Perhaps you'll have more luck as that is a great building and maybe worth the pain.

36outlaw · #19 12-08-2010, 04:13 PM

building inspector called.........Had 2 questions...... and said to come after 9 am tomorrow and pick up my permit......................wooooooooooo hooooo

drejustice · #20 12-08-2010, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 36outlaw

building inspector called.........Had 2 questions...... and said to come after 9 am tomorrow and pick up my permit......................wooooooooooo hooooo

Congrats!

AMBUSHER · #21 12-08-2010, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by drejustice

Piles are in and decking going in this week hopefully. The Island is getting kicked up a notch and plenty of room for guests to tie up

Very cool!

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Originally Posted by 36outlaw

building inspector called.........Had 2 questions...... and said to come after 9 am tomorrow and pick up my permit......................wooooooooooo hooooo

Good deal

36outlaw · #22 12-09-2010, 10:26 AM

permit in hand............$520...... crazy....... I have spent nearly $1500 and haven't bought a stick of wood yet.......

MIKES280 · #23 12-09-2010, 11:21 AM

wait until they re assess your taxes

Rattlesnake Jake · #24 12-09-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by 36outlaw

permit in hand............$520...... crazy....... I have spent nearly $1500 and haven't bought a stick of wood yet.......

If ya wanna dance ya have to pay the Fiddler..

Some municipalities charge by type of structure + square footage, some charge by type of structure + total cost of project. Either way they get your money. Then they send a copy of the building permit to the assessors office so they can raise your assessment which in turn raises your taxes.