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What the heck? How would they even know? Neighbours reported seeing them carrying new cabinets in? The store reported it to the government? That's just weir
by PakG1 6y ago
What the heck? How would they even know? Neighbours reported seeing them carrying new cabinets in? The store reported it to the government? That's just weird.
- nitrogen 6y agoNeighbours reported seeing them carrying new cabinets in? Something like this actually happened to a former colleague of mine. They installed a safety rail on their front porch. Someone complained.
- jacobush 6y agoThat’s at least outdoors
- nitrogen 6y agoTrue, but children can run much faster than a permitting process. Maybe in the cabinetry case there was a giant van with a company logo parked out front. Either way, permits shouldn't be required for non-disruptive (and a van being in someone's driveway is not disruptive), non-structural changes to a house.
- ashtonkem 6y agoHe gave the old cabinets away on Craigslist. Must’ve seen the posting and cross checked it against permits. I’m aware that zoning and permitting laws have been an issue for a while (like a lot of Millenials I haven’t been able to afford to buy a home), but it does feel a bit authoritarian for the local permitting office to look for signs of “black market” modifications to one’s own property.