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>That would prevent them from requiring one later. Seriously doubt this would stop any government bureaucracy from enforcing what's on their books. Additionall
by icelancer 11y ago
>That would prevent them from requiring one later.
Seriously doubt this would stop any government bureaucracy from enforcing what's on their books. Additionally, there's no way they'd sign such a letter.
You haven't gone through permitting much, have you? The rules are intentionally vague.
- TheCoelacanth 11y agoSo the problem isn't so much that there are regulations, but that they won't give you a binding answer about what the regulations mean, which is a separate problem.
- icelancer 11y agoIs it? Lack of clarity is usually a hallmark of regulations themselves, multiplying as more regulations hit the books.